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Originally Posted by luv2rallye
Measure voltage on the starter positive stud itself while cranking. If less than 10V you have too high resistance in battery cables or connections. Also make sure large battery negative cable goes under starter mounting bolt (not to engine frame) as well as the car body.
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I agree. To test the entire power feed circuit to the starter from the battery, put your red lead on your Battery Positive Terminal, and than put the black lead on the Motor Terminal of the Starter Solenoid. The bottom screw sticking out the side. This tests all componets in the circuit. You should have a reading somewhere around 0.2V to 0.6V, but check to make sure. If you find high resistance, go from one componet to the next until you find normal resistance. Other than that, you could look at mechanical resistance.
