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Sorry, forgot to mention you, too, JS. Thanks for your input!

Many thanks, DG and Clarke. I pulled the cowling off the old engine and found the ground wire to the coil you mentioned. It was routed differently (around the starter side) than the wire on the new...

The new engine came complete with a new carb, sparkplug, starter motor, etc. (No need to mess with the plug wire) I simply installed the new one motor assm, hooked up the starter and fired it up. ...

That's the thing. The only wires connected to the original engine were those running to the starter. I matched those up to the starter on the new motor, but there are a couple of additional wires...

If it's a new install you might want to check the manufacturers website for known issues with capacity. Seagate has had several problems with firmware causing only a limited amount of capacity the...

I largely agree with Scleros, except SATA drives are designed to allow for hot-plugging. While it isn't recommended you hot-plug any drive in a PC, (server, array, etc, chassis allow for a more...

I recommend you run some diags on your drive. If it comes ready and is seen by the system, it isn't very likely to be a PCB problem. More likely you've caused problems internal to the drive, i.e....

Just an FYI. It is almost impossible to replace the hard drive on a DVR that was provided by your cable company. This is because the Digital Rights Management (DRM) laws instituted by the...

Can you tell if the drive is spinning up? If it is, then you probably have a blown USB driver and need to reload it.

I replaced the motor in my 13 year old Honda lawn tractor with a brand-spankin new one. With some trepidation I turned the switch and that baby started right up and purred like a kitten! The...