Problems with starting, <<Whats wrong???>> |
Problems with starting, <<Whats wrong???>> |
Jul 12, 2006 - 11:03 PM |
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Enthusiast Joined Jan 21, '05 From NY Currently Offline Reputation: 0 (0%) |
Hello, well lets start from the begining.
This started happening to me in the begining of the summer. 1) First thing, the car didn't want to start from the first try. 2) Couple of week later it changed, when I try to start it all I hear is a click like the starter is engaged but cannot start the engine. But on the 2-3 time the engine would start anyway. 3) Now especially if it's humid or its raining the car will start from 6-20 tries and its the same thing, all I hear is a click and no enigne spinning and then after a couple of tries it starts normally. What I did: 1) Brought it to AutoZone and checked my starter (my friend who works there told me that my starter is 100% fine). 2) I thought it might be something with electrical so I ordered and changed, (spark plugs, ignition coil, ignition rotor), the I cheked and cleaned battery terminals and added an additional 4ga ground. But nothing seemed to work. I would like to know if any of you had this kind of problem with 6g and what you might this this starting problem is caused by. Thank you very much -------------------- <<AKA THA RUSSIAN>>
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Jul 13, 2006 - 2:55 AM |
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Enthusiast Joined Sep 5, '02 From Winter Haven, FL Currently Offline Reputation: 11 (100%) |
I had this same problem with my starter on my 3SGTE, but I'm sure this will apply to your car as well. The starter is fine except for the Starter Contacts and/or Starter Armature. You can get the Contacts from the dealer, mine cost me $7, a new Armature is about $25. Not really to hard to fix yourself.
Keep in mind this is for a 3SGTE, not sure how different 7AFE starters are. Remove the 3 cover bolts. Remove the nuts on either side of each Contact. Remove the Armature. The contacts should come out when you press the stud thru. If the Contacts or Armature looks like this, then replace with new. Bunch of pics I know, but hope this helps you out some. -Colin |
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