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Frank-id · 10-28-2003, 01:50 AM

Send the remote starter relay kit money to ME. The money will do some good with me...... Ordinarily the only problems with GM starters are slow cranking, or no cranking. Both conditions are caused by heat, not wiring. All the factory electrical works great, and will work for a really long time with one little change.........
Get a starter/solenoid heat shield from a Chevy dealer. This is a very common upgrade for overheated starters. Usaually motor homes and big block engines with headers suffer hot starters. Only 2 wires are required for a starter to work. A good number 2 copper stranded wire from positve post to large connection on solinoid and a number 12 stranded wire to the starter switch. I'll be lookin' for da money........

10-28-2003, 01:50 AM	#2
Frank-id Registered User Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Twin Falls, Idaho Posts: 73	Remote solenoid..NO gain Send the remote starter relay kit money to ME. The money will do some good with me...... Ordinarily the only problems with GM starters are slow cranking, or no cranking. Both conditions are caused by heat, not wiring. All the factory electrical works great, and will work for a really long time with one little change......... Get a starter/solenoid heat shield from a Chevy dealer. This is a very common upgrade for overheated starters. Usaually motor homes and big block engines with headers suffer hot starters. Only 2 wires are required for a starter to work. A good number 2 copper stranded wire from positve post to large connection on solinoid and a number 12 stranded wire to the starter switch. I'll be lookin' for da money........ __________________ Chevy stepper 400sb 350 turbo Last edited by Frank-id; 10-28-2003 at 11:59 AM.