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02-11-2007, 10:18 AM
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what exactly was your car doing with the bad battery? i think its my starter b/c its probly about due to go out since i think its an original and has 153k miles on it. but idk. been really sick and haven't been able to get over to the garage to try out the hammer method yet.
02-11-2007, 12:09 PM
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would a new starter come with a new selenoid? i tried for like half an hour to get it started. i turned the key for like 15 seconds a couple times and still no turning over.. you know how many tooth starter i would need? or does it even matter?
02-11-2007, 03:21 PM
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Wherever you go should be able to tell you what starter you need if you tell them what you have I do believe. You can get a replacement solenoid, and I believe the starters do come with them too. I'd ask to make sure when (if) you buy.
But check the connections to the solenoid from the battery and to the starter and all that too, maybe its disconnected somewhere! Try the hammer with you trying to start it and someone tapping the starter, and if that don't work, you may need a new starter. I am assuming you are getting power!?
But check the connections to the solenoid from the battery and to the starter and all that too, maybe its disconnected somewhere! Try the hammer with you trying to start it and someone tapping the starter, and if that don't work, you may need a new starter. I am assuming you are getting power!?
02-11-2007, 03:24 PM
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Originally Posted by Edge
Wherever you go should be able to tell you what starter you need if you tell them what you have I do believe. You can get a replacement solenoid, and I believe the starters do come with them too. I'd ask to make sure when (if) you buy.
But check the connections to the solenoid from the battery and to the starter and all that too, maybe its disconnected somewhere! Try the hammer with you trying to start it and someone tapping the starter, and if that don't work, you may need a new starter. I am assuming you are getting power!?
But check the connections to the solenoid from the battery and to the starter and all that too, maybe its disconnected somewhere! Try the hammer with you trying to start it and someone tapping the starter, and if that don't work, you may need a new starter. I am assuming you are getting power!?
02-11-2007, 03:43 PM
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Originally Posted by Phate
Heres a little trick I know. Get out a hammer and go hit your starter a couple times (no im not kidding) hit it rather hard. Then try and start it again. If it works then you have a bad starter. You can keep using the hammer method to start it for a couple weeks then it will probally stop working.
a new started would run you from 100 - 150$
but anyway gl finding whats up with it...
02-11-2007, 04:20 PM
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[Read like a pirate] Yarrgh I meant like getting power to the accessories and the such. And if the starter be sounding like it be jammed up, then mayhaps the starter be jammed up yar.
MyFirstCamaro be right about it making sounds. If'n it be making clicks, the solenoid be not getting enough juice, if it be making jamming noises, then perchance it be getting enough juice. You said you charged ye battery, so's probably not be the case of the former aye?
And in all actuality, I don't reckon I know truly why I asked ye about said accessories, merely to point out that if the accessories weren't working, it would probably be yargh battery.
MyFirstCamaro be right about it making sounds. If'n it be making clicks, the solenoid be not getting enough juice, if it be making jamming noises, then perchance it be getting enough juice. You said you charged ye battery, so's probably not be the case of the former aye?
And in all actuality, I don't reckon I know truly why I asked ye about said accessories, merely to point out that if the accessories weren't working, it would probably be yargh battery.
02-11-2007, 04:51 PM
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lol! i was listening to my cd player while i was working on it and every once in a while it would shut off...not sure why. i had the battery charger hooked up constantly. i think im just gonna save up my money and get a new starter and a new battery...
02-24-2007, 12:38 PM
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Originally Posted by gray89vert
my car wont start. i turn the key and it sounds like the starter is trying to turn over but it wont. this has been happening before and my friend told me it was my ground for my battery and it was but now i got it in there with perfect contact and it still wont start and it pissed me off so much. i fully charged the battery like 30 times and kept trying. nothing. help
02-24-2007, 12:42 PM
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uhhh i already changed it. it wasn't the starter but i wanted to replace it anyways. it was the battery so i replaced that too. starts perfectly now. the hammer method didn't work b/c it was my battery. but my starter was so worn it would still hardly start my car so i just replaced both.
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