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Re: cold starter [Re: MattR] #538635 12/15/04 06:21 PM

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Pull your starters, disassemble them, clean all the parts of goo and regrease then put back together. Cold doesnt help but old dirty grease and dried out shafts are probably your causes.

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Subject	Posted By	Posted
cold starter	redtoy88ben	12/15/04 05:22 PM
Re: cold starter	MattR	12/15/04 05:37 PM
Re: cold starter	Esquire812	12/15/04 06:21 PM

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