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Originally Posted by ROT8TOR
Thanks Ted,
I did check all grounds, connections and everything you mentioned. Made sure not to crimp wires and triple checked everything on install.
The car isn't doing a No Start.
I can hear the starter trying to engage when I turn the key. Power is everywhere, just won't turn over.
It's as if I'm just "bumping" the motor over.
That's why I thought timing may be off.
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I seriously doubt that it has anything to do with the timing. It is more likely a problem with power/ground to the starter motor or a bad circuit in the starter itself, if it is engaging but not turning. Try pulling the plug wires and give it a try. If it still does the same thing, it's definitely not the timing. Check your voltage at the starter to make sure you are getting full power to the starter when you hit the key. If you have full power it is probably the starter. You didn't mess with the inhibitor switch and the stock wiring did you?