blue wire on starter
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blue wire on starter
been working and the car today and it wont start the starter just clicks as if the battery is flat
just put a new battery on and still the same
just had a look at the wiring and the small thin blue wire is broken would this be my problem?
mat
just put a new battery on and still the same
just had a look at the wiring and the small thin blue wire is broken would this be my problem?
mat
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can't see that being the problem it goe's to the battary light on the dash to let you no it is working i do know that if it is broken sometimes the battary wont charge.the starter has live to it at all times and just has a seperate live when key is turned i would check the earths and connections to the battery sounds like the starter is goosed
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or it does start but drains away?
if the blue light is broken then the batt light on you dash will be on,
you could try borrowing a mulitmeter and see what voltage you get when the engine is starting if the engine is starting?
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If it is clicking, the solenoid is engaging but the motor itself is not turning. There are two reasons for this:
Either there is no power to the starter, or the starter motor isn't working.
The starter is connected to the battery via a thick lead from the battery +ve to the large terminal on the starter, and a thick lead from the battery negative to one of the bolts which hold the starter in the block.
Check these connections are good and tight, and that your battery is charged. If it is, the starter is knackered.
Rick
Either there is no power to the starter, or the starter motor isn't working.
The starter is connected to the battery via a thick lead from the battery +ve to the large terminal on the starter, and a thick lead from the battery negative to one of the bolts which hold the starter in the block.
Check these connections are good and tight, and that your battery is charged. If it is, the starter is knackered.
Rick
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found the problem, the wiring on the back of the starter theres the 2 red wires and the big redwires looks like the previous owner has done a repair and heatshrunk it after removing the heatshrink i found that none of 2 wires where touching the connecter, new conecter and shes a goer
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