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01-24-2005, 10:49 AM
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Join Date: Jun 2000
Location: Pigeon Forge Tn
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Re: Q about starter heat shields
It couldn't hurt, how old is the starter and are you running long tubes? My 66 has the same problem or as we called it the "Semi-Annual starter-feeding".
 You could get a shield and see if it helps, but if that starters too far gone, you might still need to replace. Word of advice, Lifetime warrenties: GOOD. I had to do that on the 66 not too long after I got her, popped for the extra $, and next time it happened, just pulled it, went to the store and got a new one for free.Hope it helps, and let me know how well the shield/wrap works. J
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