So attempted a first start today but encountered an electrical glitch .. no spark
"Dang it ... why wont it fire ?? "
I had that problem when I first tried starting my LQ9. I have a PSI harness and the power wire required 12v with key on and cranking. The lead I used on the fuse panel had 12v with key on, but dropped all power when cranking. Worth a check if you're using a similar harness.
I had that problem when I first tried starting my LQ9. I have a PSI harness and the power wire required 12v with key on and cranking. The lead I used on the fuse panel had 12v with key on, but dropped all power when cranking. Worth a check if you're using a similar harness.
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69' SS X11 PRO-TOURING - SOLD
73' FJ40 LS - SOLD
1966 FJ40 R2.8 -SOLD
911 Hotrod - SOLD
2002 Gated 360
Next up - "Killer Piggy"
67' Camaro - Take-Over'
Greg, thank you ... comments like this from guys of your 'caliber' are much appreciated by guys that are simply working out of their garage and have attempted to do as much work themselves as possible ...
Sincerely
Steve
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'Build it RIGHT the 2nd time'
69' SS X11 PRO-TOURING - SOLD
73' FJ40 LS - SOLD
1966 FJ40 R2.8 -SOLD
911 Hotrod - SOLD
2002 Gated 360
Next up - "Killer Piggy"
67' Camaro - Take-Over'
LOL .. Thanks Ron, and honestly there are a lot of you guys like you on this forum that have inspired me, 2 years ago I truly never thought I'd be where I am today with this car.
So thanks everyone
Steve
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'Build it RIGHT the 2nd time'
69' SS X11 PRO-TOURING - SOLD
73' FJ40 LS - SOLD
1966 FJ40 R2.8 -SOLD
911 Hotrod - SOLD
2002 Gated 360
Next up - "Killer Piggy"
67' Camaro - Take-Over'