Hi ALL! New here.....Need some advice..
#1
Hi ALL! New here.....Need some advice..
Hello all, I have been on here plenty over the years and got alot of good useful info, so thanks! Finally joined, and i need a hand lol....Im having issues with my 70, and was wondering if anyone had any ideas...? Some times she starts, sometimes nothing....no cranking,turning over, clicking......depends on how many times you turn the key lol.....very annoying, would it have anything to do with that little black fused wire going to the relay on the dr.side fender?
#3
yes, batt good, grounds good.....just put the engine back in 2 days ago....but i had the same issues before....i thought the starter would get too hot, but it does it when its cold as well....and im not sure what the black fused wire is for either....would that have anything to do with it?
#4
i can start the car fine, go to the gas station, try and restart the carand get stuck jacking around with it, no clicking,cranking, everything else has power....turn the key for about half an hour...on/off/on/off and then vroom! its like hit or miss...all wiring was also replaced, i basically went through the whole car.
#7
Sounds to me like a bad starter solenoid. Does it fail more often when the engine is hot? If possible, when it's failing see if you can give the solenoid a whack on the metal part (not near the terminals) and see if it helps.
#8
Check your bulk head by the firewall where the wires pass threw it somtimes if they are not clicked in all the way this will happen.
It happen to me in another car. would start at random.
It was a bad connection between the inner and outer harness.
It happen to me in another car. would start at random.
It was a bad connection between the inner and outer harness.
#10
Do you have a remote starter switch? You clip it onto the solenoid, hit the button and if your starter and solenoid are good and you have power it'll crank. You may be having a problem with the ignition switch itself, but the solenoid is a much more common failure point. The remote starter will point you in the right direction.
#11
i think i have one laying around...ill give it a try, but in thinking it may be ign. switch itself maybe....starter has been tested plenty of times, and i also have tried other starters....same problem
Do you have a remote starter switch? You clip it onto the solenoid, hit the button and if your starter and solenoid are good and you have power it'll crank. You may be having a problem with the ignition switch itself, but the solenoid is a much more common failure point. The remote starter will point you in the right direction.
#12
If you have a known good starter
and solenoid, I would put my $ on the
starter switch on the steering column
to be either bad or not adjusted properly,
or have a bad connection there.
Have you tried to start it in neutral
with your foot on the brake?
Sometimes those neutral safety switches
can do funny things as well. Good luck,
you'll get it.
and solenoid, I would put my $ on the
starter switch on the steering column
to be either bad or not adjusted properly,
or have a bad connection there.
Have you tried to start it in neutral
with your foot on the brake?
Sometimes those neutral safety switches
can do funny things as well. Good luck,
you'll get it.
Last edited by tru-blue 442; May 14th, 2014 at 12:24 PM.
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