location of the clutch saftey switch?
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location of the clutch saftey switch?
Hello, I searched the threads and found some info about my problem but not the location of the saftey switch and how to fix it.
My car developed a starting problem. My battery is fully charged,new starter,etc...i get a click each time i try to start it,if i keep trying it will eventually start..sometimes first turn but usually 15,20,50 times, no pattern rhyme or reason.. thanks in advance for any help, Jim
My car developed a starting problem. My battery is fully charged,new starter,etc...i get a click each time i try to start it,if i keep trying it will eventually start..sometimes first turn but usually 15,20,50 times, no pattern rhyme or reason.. thanks in advance for any help, Jim
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Racecar - Formula 2000
Originally Posted by jimmacsrx7
Hello, I searched the threads and found some info about my problem but not the location of the saftey switch and how to fix it.
My car developed a starting problem. My battery is fully charged,new starter,etc...i get a click each time i try to start it,if i keep trying it will eventually start..sometimes first turn but usually 15,20,50 times, no pattern rhyme or reason.. thanks in advance for any help, Jim
My car developed a starting problem. My battery is fully charged,new starter,etc...i get a click each time i try to start it,if i keep trying it will eventually start..sometimes first turn but usually 15,20,50 times, no pattern rhyme or reason.. thanks in advance for any help, Jim
It wouldn't be the first time that a rebuilt starter was faulty.
Dave
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As DaveW said if the solenoid is clicking it's not the clutch switch.
The absolute first thing to check are your battery cables and terminals. The starter pulls a lot of juice. If the negative terminal is corroded much at all you can have enough juice to trip the solenoid and all the other accessories but not enough to actually spin the starter up.
Try turning your headlights on and start the car. If the headlights near completely dim at the start position this often indicates a terminal or cable problem if you know the battery is good.
The absolute first thing to check are your battery cables and terminals. The starter pulls a lot of juice. If the negative terminal is corroded much at all you can have enough juice to trip the solenoid and all the other accessories but not enough to actually spin the starter up.
Try turning your headlights on and start the car. If the headlights near completely dim at the start position this often indicates a terminal or cable problem if you know the battery is good.
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Originally Posted by jimmacsrx7
Hello, I searched the threads and found some info about my problem but not the location of the saftey switch and how to fix it.
My car developed a starting problem. My battery is fully charged,new starter,etc...i get a click each time i try to start it,if i keep trying it will eventually start..sometimes first turn but usually 15,20,50 times, no pattern rhyme or reason.. thanks in advance for any help, Jim
My car developed a starting problem. My battery is fully charged,new starter,etc...i get a click each time i try to start it,if i keep trying it will eventually start..sometimes first turn but usually 15,20,50 times, no pattern rhyme or reason.. thanks in advance for any help, Jim
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Racecar - Formula 2000
Originally Posted by DamonB
The absolute first thing to check are your battery cables and terminals. The starter pulls a lot of juice. If the negative terminal is corroded much at all you can have enough juice to trip the solenoid and all the other accessories but not enough to actually spin the starter up.
Try turning your headlights on and start the car. If the headlights near completely dim at the start position this often indicates a terminal or cable problem if you know the battery is good.
Try turning your headlights on and start the car. If the headlights near completely dim at the start position this often indicates a terminal or cable problem if you know the battery is good.
Dave
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Thanks for the ideas so far. This is my track car and after it has started and run it will start first time every time while everything is "warm" Then when i come back to the garage in the a.m. same thing.. click click until it turns over then come back after a session shut it down and it will typically start right up the rest of the day. Thanks again, Jim
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