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Old 12-17-05, 01:24 AM
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Starter Problem

I have a Starter problem, although i have already replace the starter with a new one. My 7 will some times decide not to start. EIther it will make a sound as a little clicking or a sound as their was a little treble on. I have to either push starter or Hit it. Can Anyone tell me what could this be? Is it wiring? or a loose cables?
Old 12-17-05, 01:26 AM
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The solenoid - if you have to tap it with a hammer/crow bar/etc to get it to turn over, solution: rebuild or replace your starter.
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Is there any place where i can take the stater to get rebuild or fix
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wait... i thought u bought a new starter? with me i had to give them my crappy core and they gave me a new one and it came with a new soleniod. when u got ur "NEW" starter did it come with a "NEW" soleniod?

ps dont rebuild just buy a new 1 and it comes with life time warranty
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Does it come with a life time warranty. And yes, i bought a new and i also have the old one. But for some bleeding reason the new one is giving me problems. so what do i need to get or you the warranty?
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sometimes even "new" and "rebuilt" starters are bad, especially if thier from autozone or advance. True they come with a lifetime warranty, but how many times do you want to replace the starter? I tend to try to get brand new not rebuilt anything so that probably means spending more but replacing less.
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Originally Posted by SupSai7
sometimes even "new" and "rebuilt" starters are bad, especially if thier from autozone or advance. True they come with a lifetime warranty, but how many times do you want to replace the starter? I tend to try to get brand new not rebuilt anything so that probably means spending more but replacing less.

damn thats exactly what i was gonna say, i guess great minds think alike. lol
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^thats exactly what i said!
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You might try just changing the starter solenoid. They cost about 32 bucks and there's just two screws holding them on.
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