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Old 09-18-2006, 07:19 AM   #5
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Default Re: aeromotive fuel pump and cranking power ?

Maybe misalignment between trans and flywheel binding the driveline? With new clutch did you install a new flywheel? Could be too tight between the flywheel and starter. Also, be 100% sure of your timing. I've seen it before on balancers with four sets of timing marks where the wrong set was used and the car cranked/fired very hard. At the time, it looked like a battery/starter/flywheel issue but it really came down to the car trying to fire at the very beginning of the compression stroke. Cylinder pressure was fighting the starter.
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