Friends; As some of you may recall, I was having RED LIGHT syndrome last we spoke, and since then I replaced the voltage reg. and the red light winked out!! BUT! Yesterday, I took Ramona out for a day cruise, and after the third time starting her back up, she began to crank longer before she'd turn over...I believe it's only after she's been cruising for a spell since she always starts up dandy for me at the get-go, after she's been resting for a bit. What should I check for first?? I have already gone back and double-checked the connections on the regulator. Also, she seems to idle a bit low when I first start her up....connection??? Thanks for the input! Have I mentioned you guys are really greeaat? Without all the letters of encouragement per my generator posting, I don't think I would've had the confidence to do the procedure on my own, which I did and now I'm all bloated with the pride of running my very first "Muir Procedure" !! Thanks again! Rachel & Ramona
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