1967 Ford F100. Put a Reman 351 Cleveland in it. Starter will barely turn (In en
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1967 Ford F100. Put a Reman 351 Cleveland in it. Starter will barely turn (In engine or bench test) When I take it to the parts house it test good on their machine. Tried another starter motor, new batter, new cables, new solenoid, even tried a 200 amp boost-charger. What is going on?
What makes this problem better or worse?
Brand new reman engine spins with wrench
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Remove spark plugs - try cranking with starter motor.
Jumper solenoid sending battery voltage straight to starter motor - if starter doesn’t crank engine then - the problem is defective starter motor - mismatched starter / flywheel combination - - internal engine issues ~ crank bearing too tight.