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South Central Kansas | First crank the engine for 10 -15 seconds with the kill switch pulled and then put your hand on all battery cable connections and check for heat. If connection is bad it will get hot. Then while you are cranking check the voltage of both batteries they should not drop below 4.5 volts while cranking or 9.5 volts for both batteries. Next you can do a starter amperage draw test to see how many amps the starter is pulling but that takes special equipment that not many people have. So if your connections are good and you know the batteries are good then take the starter off and have it rebuilt or replace it with a new one. | |
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Hard Starting 4640
