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Engine Starting Problem #438308 04/20/04 02:00 PM
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gr8ryde Offline OP
Getting the Wheeling Fever
Ive got a 95.5 Manual, Rodeo with about 211K miles and just started having this problem with the engine sometimes not being able to start up.

During the times it doesn't feel like starting when i turn the key it just starts making this clicking noise. I continue to try turning the key while depressing the clutch until i finally can "catch" the engine so it fires right up IF i can get the engine to fire in the first place.

On the occasions it doesnt start,the process of waiting 10-20 minutes until i can start the engine is really starting to annoy me.

Anyone have any ideas?

TIA
Wil


95.5 Rodeo, BONE STOCK 4x4,Mods Coming to a Zu near U.
Re: Engine Starting Problem [Re: gr8ryde] #438309 04/20/04 02:04 PM
Anonymous
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It's your starter silinoid. Either rebuild the starter, or go pick up a new one.

Re: Engine Starting Problem [Re: gr8ryde] #438310 04/20/04 02:10 PM
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gr8ryde Offline OP
Getting the Wheeling Fever
<img src="/forums/images/graemlins/kewl.gif" alt="" />Whoa,Thnx for the quick reply...I just did a little search after postin,(shouldve done earlier) and they seem to agree.
I'll be checking the battery and the starter.
Wil


95.5 Rodeo, BONE STOCK 4x4,Mods Coming to a Zu near U.
Re: Engine Starting Problem [Re: gr8ryde] #438311 04/20/04 08:07 PM
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Amigo-2k Offline
Rock Warrior
yup.

clean up the battery connections, and the body ground points. And if that doesn't help, then it is time for a new starter.

-Ryan








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