Re: [Chrysler300] Next step

[Mike Apfelbeck <moparmike@xxxx>]

Be sure that all your battery cable connections are tight &clean and the 
cables themselves are in good condition, not rotted away internally.If the 
timing is too far advanced it will "hold back" and crank slow, you can 
check that by pulling the coil wire and cranking it. You might also check 
the starter solenoid, mounted on the fender panel to make sure it will pass 
enough current. If nothing shows up you may as well pull the starter and 
rebuild it , it probably is due for new brushes and a good cleaning anyway.
Mike

At 02:39 PM 2/22/2003 -0800, Phil Greenfeld wrote:
> Alright all,
> I have tried everything to clean the rotor and the dual points(which
> are new)
> and still the car only cranks.Question the motor when it does crank, it
> cranks
> like it is under a strain, It has a Brand new battery (bought 2 days
> ago) and
> a good alternater, could it be the Starter,it is the original one?
> Thanks to all,
> Phil