turbotaone
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- Jan 22, 2003
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After my car gets hot and I turn it off , it won't start again
right away. I usually have to wait 15 or 20 minutes for it
to cool down before it will start. I understand that this is
a common problem with the TTA's , something to do with
the starter wire being to small and the starter also gets
heatsoaked. I have a cheap Autozone starter on the car
now , but I was wondering if a more expensive starter
would help my problem ? I have seen those new light
weight mini starters advertised for the Buick motors and
I thought about trying one of them,but I don't want to
spend the money on one if it won't fix the problem. I also
thought about trying some of that insulation that you wrap
around the starter to help shield it from the heat. Has any
one else had this problem,and if so how did you fix it ? I
know on a previous thread someone said they ran an extra
(heavier) wire from the starter up to the battery and when
the car wouldn't start they would touch the wire to the
positive terminal on the battery and it would start the car.
I might end up doing that if I can't fix it some other way.
Thanks James
right away. I usually have to wait 15 or 20 minutes for it
to cool down before it will start. I understand that this is
a common problem with the TTA's , something to do with
the starter wire being to small and the starter also gets
heatsoaked. I have a cheap Autozone starter on the car
now , but I was wondering if a more expensive starter
would help my problem ? I have seen those new light
weight mini starters advertised for the Buick motors and
I thought about trying one of them,but I don't want to
spend the money on one if it won't fix the problem. I also
thought about trying some of that insulation that you wrap
around the starter to help shield it from the heat. Has any
one else had this problem,and if so how did you fix it ? I
know on a previous thread someone said they ran an extra
(heavier) wire from the starter up to the battery and when
the car wouldn't start they would touch the wire to the
positive terminal on the battery and it would start the car.
I might end up doing that if I can't fix it some other way.
Thanks James