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Mon Mar 17, 2003 8:58 am
No, you can't turn it by hand. The motor needs to turn over at starting speeds which is about 250-300 rpms.
I am not exactly sure what the starter for the sr looks like, but it should have a place to bolt the main cable in place. That is where you would connect the jumper from the batter to(the positive one). Connect the negative one to the block or anywhere else that it will get a good contact with the metal. Then you will need to hook a switch of somesort to the wire that is normally run by the ignition to turn the starter on. Hope this helps.