Starter motor wont start car, soleniod clicks in battery fully charged. Connections all tight just won't go. Old starter motor had same problem replaced with another one but still got same problem. Can u help?
Is the motor locked up somehow
Try turning the motor with a socket
on crank damper bolt & a very long
ratchet or breaker bar
Try turning the eng over with a socket and breaker bar the eng maybe locked up
check the starter solenoid
SOURCE: When I try to start my 1988 toyota pickup truck I
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Check the starter cable. This usually happens when there is a loose cable connection. Try this step when you experience tha problem again. Get a hammer, or equivilent, and find the starter, most likely from underneath, and hit it firmly a couple of times, not a full on swing, just a nice strong tap. Try to hit harder if it doesn't work on the 1st try. Just don't break anything. If it STARTS after you TRY THIS, then its DEFINITELY your starter..... the solenoid is stuck. Time for a new starter.
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SOURCE: Car ran fine earlier today.
Sound like a starter go to bad or died. You can do a few tests to diagnose a starting system problem without
any tools or measuring equipment. Turn on the headlights and start
cranking. If lights go out, you probably have a poor battery cable
connection that is impeeding the flow of current. Start checking battery
posts and battery cables for tightness and corrosion. A very thin film
of oxide between the terminal and cable clamp can choke off most of
current. Clean battery posts and cable terminals. Make sure all
connections are tight. Also check connections to the starter and
solenoid and engine-to-chassis grounding cables.
If headlights continue to shine brightly and nothing happens, voltage
is probably not reaching the starter. Usual suspects here include a
problem with the park/neutral or ignition circuit switches.
If lights go dim and the cranking action is sluggish, first suspect a low battery.
Starting problems especially in cold weather on a system that worked
well last summer can often be traced to a weak battery. Sub-zero
temperatures can cut a battery's amperage output by more than half.
Check out the battery condition. If the battery checks out okay, look
for a locked or dragging starter, a starter with high internal
resistance, worn brushes or open circuits in starter's windings or
armature. Additional details in this link: how_to_test_a_starter_motor.
Other posibilitie, the ignition switch.
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push start car no problem This is the second starter with the same problem. Starter worked fine on car it was taken from
motor runs fine not seized up push starts no trouble
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