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starting issues
Hi Guys,
I have finally been reunited with my 911 after 3 yrs absence and we are relocated to S France!!!. New home and plenty of twisty roads with spectacular scenery to follow. I am currently trying to figure out why my engine turns over slowly for the initial rotation of the starter motor?. After the initial rotation, it turns over normal (faster) speed. I wondered it it could be due to a High compression motor? (10:1). I still have the dual battery system but want to change to the single battery- but am leary to do this before I can start properly on 2!!. I need to go single battery to fit an oil cooler in the front right wheel arch. I have checked the battery connections and have removed the batteries for independant charge. I have not load tested the batteries - but guess this maybe the next step. Possible starter motor problem? or do they either work or not work?. Any help appreciated Rgds Ben |
South of France. Send us some pics when you get there.
I think you should test your batteries as you mentioned, but I'm leaning toward an old, dried-up-grease starter/solenoid being the problem, coupled w/ your compression. I recently put a new high torque starter on my 77, w/ hi comp (10.3:1) engine. Works great, even in the cold. |
Montpellier area ??....... fantastic !!
- Wil |
load test the battery.
an over advanced ignition timing will cause that also. |
Thanks, I will try all of the above,
Will, I am actually in a village called 'Roquefort Les Pins', which is 30mins inland from Cannes and 30 mins from Nice. It is also 1 hr from Monaco. Once I am settled here and the car running right I will try and post pics!. Ronin, you may have a point with the timing as I need to try and adjust it as I beleive it is running rich. The batteries appear in good condition although I will have them load tested. Thanks again guys. I will try and get onto testing these issues and post soon. Rgds Ben |
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