Battery chargers - particularly the automatic kind that tell you when it is
charged - have been known to be incorrect in the event of a battery that is
suffering a failure.
If you ran the starter motor off another battery - like from your
car for instance and it turns - the issue is most likely the battery or
something downstream from it in the wiring. If you connect it to a
different power source entirely and it doesn't turn over - I would suspect
the starter.
-Joey
On Mon, Aug 19, 2013 at 1:19 PM, Jeff <[email protected]> wrote:
> Allow me to clear it up.
> I removed the starter motor from the engine and the battery as well.
> I used a jumper cable to connect the starter motor to the battery
> The starter motor ran for 1/2 a sec and never again.
> The engine as far as I can tell was moving before I installed it.
> I used a battery charger to recharge the battery until the device said
> it's fully charged
>
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