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17-06-2007, 07:25 PM
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Shift for brains
Join Date: Jul 2006
Location: melbourne
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Hello, lately I've been having trouble starting the car, it seems that the starter moter had trouble cranking the engine (made a funny noise and didn't seem to crank the engine over, everything looked like it was slipping back).
Anyway, at the moment, it's not doing anything (not even making a clicking noise, just nothing) when I turn the ignition. I have checked that the two leads to the solenoid on the starter are getting 6v, and I also took my battery to supercheap for a free diagnosis and it scored 100%. After some advice on what I should do. Is there another lead I should check? The starter doesn't look too hard to get out from what I can tell (am I mistaken?), If I do this (is it advised), is there further common diagnosis I can do on it? If It is the starter, what are my chances on getting a replacement? Are there any other types that can go in? Is reconditioning a valid option? Thanks for the time, look forward to your opinions, - James. (This is something i'd like sorted out pretty soon) |
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Ford MK2 2ltr man: Starter moter advice
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