need help: starter keeps going out?
06-17-2008, 11:55 AM
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need help: starter keeps going out?
I have a 1994 Acura Integra 5 speed w/ a b20 swap. I think my starter is out again.
The other day, I tried to start my car, but just a single click. Doesn't crank at all. For some reason, my fans turn on when I try to start my car.
I took out the old starter and bought a new one. Everything started fine and ran good.
Today, I tried to start my car again, but just a single click; engine doesn't turn over at all. Fans come on when I turn the key to "Ignition"
Already checked basic stuff, like fuses, ground wires, etc. Also checked fuel, ignition, etc. and all are good. Battery is still at full charge. Have NOT checked starter relay (if there is one) and will take out the starter to check it.
Any ideas? Maybe just a short somewhere?
Help me! Thanks!
The other day, I tried to start my car, but just a single click. Doesn't crank at all. For some reason, my fans turn on when I try to start my car.
I took out the old starter and bought a new one. Everything started fine and ran good.
Today, I tried to start my car again, but just a single click; engine doesn't turn over at all. Fans come on when I turn the key to "Ignition"
Already checked basic stuff, like fuses, ground wires, etc. Also checked fuel, ignition, etc. and all are good. Battery is still at full charge. Have NOT checked starter relay (if there is one) and will take out the starter to check it.
Any ideas? Maybe just a short somewhere?
Help me! Thanks!
06-19-2008, 05:12 PM
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Re: need help: starter keeps going out? (blueb16-em1)
im having a similar starter problem...i went through 4 autozone starters so i ordered a napa one today
anyways if you have a volt meter take the starter signal cable that plugs into the starter and see if its getting 12volts when you turn the key to START/IGNITION
usually works best if you have somebody else turn the key while you watch the volt meter
if your not getting 12 volts or any power then it might be your relay
anyways if you have a volt meter take the starter signal cable that plugs into the starter and see if its getting 12volts when you turn the key to START/IGNITION
usually works best if you have somebody else turn the key while you watch the volt meter
if your not getting 12 volts or any power then it might be your relay
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