Questions & Answers for: loose starter cable

...as a voltage drop in the cable could be the problem as well. loose battery cable or bad starter or locked up engine.... my guess is locked up starter remove and have tested auto zone does it for ...

starter for a loose or bad connection. Check the minus cable where it connects to the engine. As you are getting a click noise when you turn the key means that all other wiring is working as it should

...Dead battery? Battery cables loose? Cables to the starter or alternator loose? Starter shot? Blown ignition fuse? Must I go on or is this enough info to get you started, hopefully this helps you

...loose voltage, check wire at both ends, battery and at starter. Try putting a new red power cable from the starter to the battery. Often this is the culprit. As it heats up it makes a poor conection ...

...the other half is one of the above. If the click is at the starter, you can assume that the start circuit is good-look to the battery, cables, starter, or a loose, poor ground or cable

...battery cable is loose or corroded . check you solenoid.try put a positive cable to the starter if it cranks is your loose cable or dirty. and try to manually crank your engine from the crank ...

...easy to find because they will be burnt ..start with the easy things first. Dead battery, corroded batt cable loose batt cables, loose bat cable at starter, loose battery at the ground battary

loose on starter motor or loose contact. if yuor shaking wire to make contact than either bad contact-loose connection --corrosion--short- Sometimes the bolt breaks loose at the starter end. Since you

starter motor Usually, you take negative battery cable loose. Then take wiring connections loose from starter motor. Remove starter motor mounting bolts then drop the starter. I need year--make--model

...loose power at the starter Put new ignition have power to ignition but when turn on I loose power at the starter and won't click or turn over Sounds like the ignition switch has been installed ...