turning over real slow but not flat battery? 5k

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Postby fangsport » Sun Mar 04, 2007 7:27 pm

BZG|Bling wrote:bumping it up..... same problem on mine now :evil: been running fine for a while now.... couple weeks back it turned over REALLY slow, then burst in to life and I didnt have issues until today... it now wont start as it wont turn over fast enough :roll: ripped the starter out, so will have a tinker with it, but whats the standard rebuilt deal with these, DIY possible?

depends how rooted it is, if you can rebuild it yourself,

ever thought it could be a seized engine bearing??
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Postby Bling » Sun Mar 04, 2007 7:32 pm

nope never thought aye, i'll trying turning it over by hand next time i'm near it.

just seems weird as it didn't get progressively worse by any means, just didn't want to start yesterday. I was told when I got the engine out of a ke70 that the starter was average, but it was a long time till i got it running, so I never thought much of it
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Postby solitaire » Sun Mar 04, 2007 11:34 pm

Peobably not relevant and im not a techie but i had the same thing with my small port.... ac pump had seized... but the enginge would turn over very slowly and splutter for a few seconds and die as it couldnt push the belt round the seized wheel...
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