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Generation 7 1980-1986 F150, F250, F350 |
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That has. A 1 year free replacement They have a $79.00 with a 2 year replacment. I just bought another group 65 for another truck with a 3 year replacment from Costco. That one was $120. It's 650 cca too Sent from my SM-N960U using Tapatalk
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Will these work? Idk if the lengths are correct or not. I need to find the one for starter to engine ground
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On RockAuto you should be able to drill down to the specific part by year and model of your truck to confirm that those are correct.
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Update: i feel sooooo stupid u guys. I was measuring the length of wire to start and ground.. guess what, the dang ground isnt even bolted to the stater anywhere!!!!
Great. Im so dumb its unreal. Does that ground wire go to the bolt of starter to engine? I dont see any other place it would go. I feel so stupid. How in the world did i miss the most simplest piece??? Sent from my SM-N975U using Tapatalk |
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Factory generally hooked it up to a point on the block, so the original wire may not make it to the starter as Charlie was indicating to do. Both work, the attachment at the starter just shortens the ground path and reduces the number of potential bad connections,.
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