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This debate/topic comes up every time someone mentions ether...
Even the cheapest Starting fluidsl have lubrication in them. They are perfectly safe to use, when all precautions are made and they are used properly.
Great news.
Hope this thread is referenced later, when the next guy does the same thing.
It happens. (that does not make you a ding dong either).
And for those who said start it with ether, just ask HDexpert how that worked for him, when his HH was 180 out.
Ether is a great...
Incorrect, that 12 v terminal is the front battery positive .
There are a couple of "empty" 12v +, ignition key switched terminals in the fuse box. All you need is a 1/4" female spade terminal crimped on your CB positive wire.
Use a meter and locate one.
Possibly your fuel stop is sticking or your HH is not timed correctly.
I'd pull the front valve cover and confirm TDC @#1 and your timing/alignment marks again.
You'd need to do more. Once the Bendix has the starter(mounted) relay closed, you have a circuit there(small purple wire) that could continue the action/load. That would be devastating.
Also need to disconnect the negative on the front and rear battery during a run-on, to eliminate any damage.
Did you accidentally allow the wires on the starter to touch? Small one to the big one?
Post a pic of the relay you installed. I don't know what CUCV E has or what you received.
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