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2-3 second delay on start-up.

When I turn the key on my '81 SC, the fuel pump starts up and the dash flashes like normal, but the engine does not start to turn over for 2 to 3 seconds. This doesn't seem normal. Could it be a low batterey charge?? Cheers, Mike

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any ideas??
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I had the same issues with my 78 SC. It was a sign that the starter was going out. I replaced the battery and checked the grounds, etc. The starter finally wouldn't engage or crank, just click. Changed the started to a hi-torque model and never had another starter/hesitation issue. Cranks right away!
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Check all wires and battery terminal for corrosion; open the connections and use dielectric grease.
Check all ground connections, especially where the neg cable connects to the body. (It's hidden out of sight)
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Thanks. The car's up in the air right now for a steering rack freshen, so I might as well do it now. Cheers, Mike.

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