wire the ez-start to run off your street truck battery. been doing it for two years no trouble.
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so it turns out.. everything is working(like a POS). I ripped the grounding wire out and decided to just manually touch it to the engine head to get the motor running... that works.... for about 3 uses.. then the wand doesn't have enough juice to spin the motor fast enough. I've decided to rebuild my engine(in good time) pull start / Glow heater. fiddlesticks EZ start. Never again.
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Street truck.. like a regular car? lol
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yes ...i plug my ez-start to my ''black&decker'' 12v booster pack .when i start my engine cold ..give the ez start more power ..works good ..but the wand does get a bit hot
...then i put the wand battery back in when my engine is warmed upSimilar threads
