

| Subject: | Motor cranking but do not start |
| From: | Germain |
| Date: | Wed, 19 May 2004 23:30:10 -0400 |
Hi Somebody could tell me if the RPM should move when the starter is cranking the motor? I suspect my hall sender is defective. I had hard time to start my motor when hot. Now I cannot start it anymore. The small connector on the distributor is very loose. There are 3 small wires (red, black and gray) which come out from the distributor. I got around 12Vdc between the red and the black. I removed the distributor and put 12Vdc between the red and the black for testing. I am reading millivolt between the black an the gray. Anybody knows which voltage I should get on the gray wire? Germain
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