Reinstalled starter and now car wont turn over.
#26
Originally Posted by WAYNE88N/A
First pic is your breather hose, like Michael said...
Digi- your backup lights don't use the 5th/rev switch, they have a seperate reverse switch, on the left side of the tranny (at least on S4 NA's)
Digi- your backup lights don't use the 5th/rev switch, they have a seperate reverse switch, on the left side of the tranny (at least on S4 NA's)
The switch closest to the shifter was MIA when I got the thing. The part is discontinued everywhere too
I still have the Neutral switch on the side of the tranny though.
#27
Originally Posted by WAYNE88N/A
Make sure that ground wire is bolted down tight to a CLEAN metal-to-metal connection...And if you put it on the starter side (under the nut), make sure your starter-to-tranny metal-to-metal contact is CLEAN...
Also make sure you didn't blow your main fuse (in the engine bay)...
Also make sure you didn't blow your main fuse (in the engine bay)...
-Chris
#32
Originally Posted by MichaelFregoe
look in it... If it is not blown then there is no reason. Does antyhing else work electrically? It is not likely blown
-Chris
#33
Originally Posted by WAYNE88N/A
Digi, did you ever get your baby up & running without any more problems?
Bardock- just look at the fuse first- you can (usually) tell if the center strip is fried...
Bardock- just look at the fuse first- you can (usually) tell if the center strip is fried...
-Chris
#35
Originally Posted by WAYNE88N/A
It sounds like your solenoid is kicking in, but the magnetic coil is not "throwing" the spindle out to engage the flywheel...
-Chris
#36
You're going to need to remove the starter, then put some power on the solenoid (and have a ground), then watch the plunger- it should extend out & start spinning as soon as power is applied...
Did you drop the starter or anything?
Did you drop the starter or anything?
#37
Originally Posted by WAYNE88N/A
You're going to need to remove the starter, then put some power on the solenoid (and have a ground), then watch the plunger- it should extend out & start spinning as soon as power is applied...
Did you drop the starter or anything?
Did you drop the starter or anything?
How the hell do I add power to it when it's out? Can I just pull it off and leave it connected and try?
-Chris
#38
Hmmm, never tried it that way...I guess it would work, though, because the ground goes directly back to the battery (you're going to have to find a way to bolt the ground back up to it once removed), and the pos too, through the solenoid/ignition switch. How are you going to look at it while turning the key though?
If it was me I'd grab a couple of jumper wires that I have and just do it from the battery, so I could watch it in action...Whatever floats your boat...
If it was me I'd grab a couple of jumper wires that I have and just do it from the battery, so I could watch it in action...Whatever floats your boat...
#40
Originally Posted by MichaelFregoe
Bang on the starter while it is on the car then try again
-Chris
#43
Originally Posted by MichaelFregoe
It is after 11PM here on the east coast. I have to be getting some rest. Good luck and let us know how it turns out.
-Chris
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