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GM doesn't have the problem either, since 1996 when they went to a system that does not provide a spark until the 2nd revolution of the motor, forklifts and boats have the problem with the design of the starter because they didn't go to a system that prevented a spark before the motor had a chance to get moving the right way.
  • Posted 18 Feb 2013 23:27
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