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General Tech 2500S starter motor and fuse box questions
Hi all first time poster, so apologies for wordiness. I have a 1977 Triumph 2500S (right hand drive) with manual overdrive and I am having trouble with the starter motor. I tried to start it and there was a pop and then everything was dead. No dash lights or anything. I pulled the starter motor...