i went to start it up today and it did nothing, and i mean it didnt click, or anything! you can hear the fuel pump and the battery is fully charge but the motor dont start at all! it dont make any noise or anything! it was running great last night, and now it dont and i need to know what the problem might be!


someone please help asap i need to get to work at 5pm in chicago and this is my only car, thanks

 

try to spin you crank 2 full revolutions if it does not spin then you might have internal problems. it could be could also be your starter try this first and see what happens.

 

the motor isnt lock or anything, that was the first thing i checked for, the crank still spins!


yea my pops told me its the starter! but i have nobody here to tap on it while i turn the key over

 

well doesn't that just suck

 

yea but you suck better(if you know what i mean)

 

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ouch good one

at least my cars still start

 

cool! thats wonderful for you!

 

just hit it. you don't need someone to hit while you crank it.

 

i tried but it still wont do nothing

 

see there's this thing called a clutch pedal....you need to push it into to start the car

 

yea i know, its on the left!

 

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hes right, the switch may be fuked up that allows the engine to start

 

i thought the starter receives the signal after the clutch gets engaged but then he wouldn't the click from the coil on the starter. right my bad i thought he said i did click

 

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hes right, the switch may be fuked up that allows the engine to start</TD></TR></TABLE>

see, even though i don't like you, i still try to help because you're such a <U>noob</U>

check your negative connections to make sure they are secure and your positive for corrosion as well

 

he is right massive corosion could cause for it not to be making good contact. this is all band aids to the stuff man. the real question is can you use a multi meter if so bust it out. that is how you really begin to diagnose electrical.

 

can u push start it

 

its running now!

i just fixed the starter

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by slammedz6ef &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">its running now!

i just fixed the starter</TD></TR></TABLE>

you didn't "fix" it, you temporarily solved the problem

 

ok guy keep thinking that!

 

ok guy

did you disassemble/reassemble the starter, rebuild the gearing, and put a new solenoid on? if not, then you didn't fix it

 

nope i bought a new starter

 

owned

 

nice

 

So much love, I can feel it in the air. LOL.

 

lol same here