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Electrical grouding issue?

i just got done pulling out the 300 I6 that was in my 88 f150 and throwing in a carburated 351w. i went to see if it would turn over and it didnt move. it sounds like the starter is engaging the flying ok but it wont budge the engine at all. i know the engine isnt sized as i spun it with a pry bar on one of the alighment pins when i had it out. my question to you guys is do you think i might just have a bad starter or do you think its a better chance that i just dont have the engine and chassis all grounds proporly attached (as i didnt take all that much time to attach the wires great).
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to tight

First off get under and see if you can turn the flywheel/flexplate with a pair of vise grips, if it is an auto maybe the torque converter wasn't back all the way and isn't fully into the pump, real common prob.
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Old 10-10-2010, 05:40 AM
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If the starter is engaging that sort of says you gota ground, pull the plugs and see if you can turn it, mud.man.rj makes a good suggestion .
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yeah ill give that a shot and see what i can come up with thanks for the suggestions guys
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