blackstangt Member May 31, 2004 460 1 19 ny Mar 11, 2010 #1 Mar 11, 2010 #1 A 1991 Mustang GT The starter works fine, does not grind and the motor makes only normal noises when the distributor electrical plug is out. When connected, the starter grinds. How could this electrical connection cause an issue with the starter???
A 1991 Mustang GT The starter works fine, does not grind and the motor makes only normal noises when the distributor electrical plug is out. When connected, the starter grinds. How could this electrical connection cause an issue with the starter???
84Ttop They make new pistons every day, so why worry? 5 Year Member Jul 2, 2009 5,222 3,255 204 South Jersey Mar 11, 2010 #2 Mar 11, 2010 #2 Timing, if your distributer is locked out lets say, and you have too much timing while cranking you can have all sorts of problems.
Timing, if your distributer is locked out lets say, and you have too much timing while cranking you can have all sorts of problems.
N nicefighter80 New Member Dec 10, 2009 13 0 0 Mar 12, 2010 #3 Mar 12, 2010 #3 is could be pulling a load and not giving the starter enough juice? im kinda confused on what your asking
is could be pulling a load and not giving the starter enough juice? im kinda confused on what your asking