Hello all I am having a problem with my engine cranking. After I first rebuilt it it cranked over fine but I had been having problems with it starting so it was being cranked a lot finally it got to where it would not crank over very fast. I have charged the battery just changed out the starter cause the brushes were getting bad. Just a couple days ago when I was cranking the engine trying to get it started
I didn't realize that the connections at starter silinod were loose so it had started to melt the insulation around the wire cause it got so hot. I have since cleaned all connections and made sure all were tight I have tried replacing the starter silinod and still it will not crank one revolution. When those wires got hot could it have burned them up to where not much voltage can go through? Also after reign to get it to start with nothing but it clicking the wire was already getting warm. I am not sure what else to do other than change the positive wire as after it got hot it never wanted to crank over. Thoughts and advice would be helpfull.