Clean & tighten all connections.   Positive battery connections at battery & solenoid,  ground connections at battery, block, frame, and any other ground connections a 66 may have.  Clean means remove the connection, wire brush both mating surfaces and reinstall.     Might also try a different battery even if the installed one checks fine.

On 5/12/06, Crazy Rusty <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

A friend of mine just bought a 66 chevelle at an auction and was having trouble starting it.  When you turn the key the starter clicks a lot and the engine very slowly cranks.  The battery is fine, starter is new and tests fine, and all the electrical in the engine compartment seems to be fine.  Supposedly the car was driven a bit five years ago and then parked in their yard and never started again.  They got it running once before the auction but since then its done this.  Anyone have any other ideas?




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Rick Schaefer
72 TPI El Camino

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