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Anonymous Posted on Jun 24, 2013

2011 cpi jv50

Starter does not engage only makes clicking sound but every once in a while it will engage but stop after a few revolutions. I am thinking voltage regulator?? but maybe brushes in starter?

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Jan 21, 2008

SOURCE: knocking sound

The spider on the back of the drum is most likely broken. The part should have a 10 year warranty. Labor should run 250 - 350, unless you call A&E, then it will be a lot more.

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John Trevino

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  • Posted on Dec 01, 2008

SOURCE: Powermate PM0496500.02 No voltage output

Here is a simple test to check field and other wiring. With engine off apply 12v ac 1 amp to 110v outlet plug on generator. This will energize the field windings and should cause the armature to produce dc voltage at the brushes and produce a nice magnet. If there is a short in the field or broken wire or shorted capacitor there will be no dc reading at the brushes. . This test is the opposite of what actually occurs when the engine is running. That is the armature produces a magnet fed thru the windings, regulator and brushes. If dc voltage is present at the burshes, remove 12v ac and start engine to check for output. enjoy

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Dec 18, 2008

SOURCE: My daughtrs 2001 Chevy s10 has an itermitant starting problem.

quick way to tell... next time it won't crank and just clicks... hit it gently with a hammer as you have someone attempt to start it... if all of a sudden it cranks.... it's the starter... replace it before it quites completely.

Robert

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Jun 30, 2009

SOURCE: Starter staying engaged while engine is running on 2004 dodge ram

i think maybe you could use a new solinoid and a new starter

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Aug 17, 2009

SOURCE: Starter on ford 8n tractor will not engage.

Did you check for voltage at the starter connection at the starter connection AFTER the solenoid.......when the solenoid is energized?
Just because it clicks does not mean it is sending power through.
Does the starter have a good clean ground?
Use a battery booster cable and supply your own battery power right to the starter to check it.Try grounding it too with the other battery booster cable.The starter drive is only used when the starter is turning as it is thrown out into the teeth of the flywheel...cranking the engine and back out away from the flywheel when the starter stops turning.

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To me it means a loud click sound followed by the engine cranking.
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Cranking is the small electric starting motor forcing the engine to move as if it were actually running. Once it moves just a bit a spark plugs fire and the resulting explosions makes the engine keep going until one of the following happens.
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Something physically stops the engine from continuing to operate (engine seizes, too much load)

If battery is low starter will not engage or crank.
If electrical connections are bad (usually loose or dirty) current will not flow properly and starter will not engage or crank.
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It should be 12-13.2 volts and should not drop below around 10 volts
If it is not dropping but still not engaging/cranking, continue to take voltage readings move from battery toward the starter. When you find a sudden voltage drop, investigate wiring just before that point upstream toward the battery.
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