

| Subject: | Re: Starter issue, Redmond, WA |
| From: | A. Hurley |
| Date: | Thu, 8 Feb 2007 10:47:25 -0500 |
Thanks to Tabe and Sam for the encouragement! With the nice notes Sam sent I went out and moved all the wires, pounded on the starter through the wheel well, and then noticed the wire had fallen off the starter! So I put on my grubbier clothes and crawled under, put it back, and voila! I'm so excited I can make it to teach my clinic on the penninsula! Here is a funny story. I used to run kayak trips in Mexico of up to ten days each (self supported). My boss used to leave me a combe (?) van at the end for a shuttle. One day I showed up after running an all women's trip (being female) and it wouldn't start. It seemed to be a fuel issue so I took off the fuel pump, took it apart, looked at it, blew on it, put it back on, and it started! Everyone was so happy, just like me today. Andree On Wed, 7 Feb 2007, A. Hurley wrote: > I think I'm having a little starter issue as the van won't start on it's > own, even with a new battery. I heaard a clunk, and that was it. Being on > a flat pad, I had a friend push me (although tomorrow that won't be > possible). As I need to be at a clinic on the (Olympic) Penninsula > tomorrow - does anyone know of mechanic near Fall City, Redmond, etc who > can help me in the morning (after I figure out how to get it going? > > Thanks, > > Andree > Sincerely, Andree Hurley Viewit.com, Onwatersports.com Happy Holidays: https://www.viewit.com/Images/HolidayCard.jpg
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