2004 texas chopper. Solenoid clicks, then engages the starter motor, then starts to click again. Hooked up another good battery and the same thing.
Replace starter solenoid.
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if you notice this van should have a statrer solenoid on the fender as well as on the starter, clean the body of the solenoid on the fender area and make sure that the ground cable is secure and tight do not wiggle which is just making it loose if it is so go under the vehicle and make sure that the cable is tight
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ase mechanic here, sounds like the starter is on its way out, will have to replace since you cleaned all the connections, but in the mean time try hitting the solenoid portion with some object and see if the engine starts. if so the starter needs replacing.
SOURCE: 1995 subaru legacy with new starter and
A solenoid needs so much power to kick in. I think your battery is getting old and not at full capacity. Hove it check and replace if needed.
SOURCE: 1996 Saturn SL2 - No response from starter - over
It would be hard to guess but a simple diagnostic would be to use a 12v test light and see if the starter solenoid recieves a 12 v signal while turning the key. If it lights, the starter should turn over. This also gives you the oportunity to check and verify all electrical connections at the starter including the large orange fusible link wire at the large battery terminal.
SOURCE: Starter solenoid on 1993 Ford E350 nwith 7.5 liter
It sounds like the small tickler wires may be reversed to the Solenoid.
If no success, call Itasca and ask if there were any changes for this Solenoid. There are several types of Solenoid with the grounding being the major internal difference. Most likely your wires are switched.
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