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Old 08-11-2014, 08:49 PM   #26
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Re: Hot starter issues?

My dad had a c10 from the time I was 2 til I was about 25. He started having this problem a lot too. His problem was that he had removed the factory heat shield from the starter, and his valve cover leaked oil which soaked in to the starter and caked around the brushes and when it was hot, it wouldn't start. We would randomly rebuild the starter but most people just buy a new one now days.
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