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From: dswankii@uok.UUCP
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Subject: Re: Orphaned Response - (nf)
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Date: Sat, 26-Nov-83 03:18:55 EST
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#R:trsvax:55200018:uok:500002:37777777600:425
uok!dswankii    Nov  4 04:07:00 1983

GM has had a history of hard hot starts beginning with some Chevy trucks.
The problem was the heat from the exhaust system was hot-soaking the
starter causing inumerable problems. You might try building a heat shield
for the starter out of sheet steel,or, see if any GM dealer has a shield
cheap(!) that you could convert. Also check Olds service flyers for info
on this problem.

					David Swank II
					!duke!uok!dswankii