Floyd L. Davidson said:No it will not. Stop making up straw men to beat up on.
Not my straw man. Keep up! I've been doubting that a battery's internal
energy can cause an explosion or meltdown if it has an internal short.
Nick
Floyd L. Davidson said:No it will not. Stop making up straw men to beat up on.
Not my straw man. Keep up! I've been doubting that a battery's internal
energy can cause an explosion or meltdown if it has an internal short.
Roy L. Fuchs said:You keep up, dipshit. We are talking about EXTERNAL shorting.
Even worse, for attempting to cause an explosion.
And with that much current available, I would expect a car to start
before its driver resorts to the desperation tactics under debate here!
- Don Klipstein ([email protected])
Again... GET OVER IT, you STUPID FUCKTARD!
Hey turd tampper
when did I ever say that started was stalled while holding
the key?
I hold the key untill it starts to the boarder line of starter abuse untill
the engine fires and starts.
Not true, on bigger or higher compression engines it doesn't take the
battery to be that low on capacity to result in a no start. This is
especially true since car manufacturers have REALLY been skimping on CCA
ratings these days.
Even a battery at only 20% charge is scary when short circuited. I don't
think the general public realizes how bad things can get with batteries if
you don't treat them right.
Your continued bad manners and lack of assistance speak for
themselves. Do not presume to consider yourself authorative.
Don't presume to consider yourself a Usenet netkopp, you retarded
twit. Got clue?
I continued this dialogue with you any further.
Funny thing is I wonder what it's like to change a starter ?????I have nevr hed
to do this enlighten me?
Look, you top posting Usenet RETARD!
Within a few hundred milliseconds of applying current, the wires
involved in your scenario would not be caring ANYTHING at all about
the outside temperature.
But thanks for trying to squirm away from reality.
It is a well established FACT that non rotating starter motors under
power can catastrophically fry rather quickly.
Put THAT in your keyhole and crank it, you top posting dipshit.
Just as I thought, you have never actually tried it,
nor have you the
nous or expertise to pontificate on the subject.
Too little
knowledge is a dangerous thing,
and your slip is showing.
Why do you say that?
My first and many after were V8 currently I have a V10 and two V6's
Triton a 3.8 and a 4.3.