Escort Mk6 startmotor problem.
Hi guys & Gals.
Ive stripped my old engine out, put new engine in, But now come to start it, it wont start...
Ive conected the wiring to it corectly as ford has a Plastic housing on the end of the wiring so u cant go wrong. But as soon as i put the earth onto it & turn the Key The starter just keeps clicking like mad
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Ive tried a different starter, does the same, IVe tried not puttin the earth on but still made sure that the started was earthed onto the G/box, but nothing, it just clicks once n thats it. Ive tried 3 different batterys no good. IVe disconted the leads from the alternator at the mo also untill i can get the s/motor working... This is my start motor im using off my old engine that started first time everytime with no problem wot so ever...
Id sooner not bump start the car either, not yet..
Anyone got any ideas?
Cheers
Ive stripped my old engine out, put new engine in, But now come to start it, it wont start...
Ive conected the wiring to it corectly as ford has a Plastic housing on the end of the wiring so u cant go wrong. But as soon as i put the earth onto it & turn the Key The starter just keeps clicking like mad
Ive tried a different starter, does the same, IVe tried not puttin the earth on but still made sure that the started was earthed onto the G/box, but nothing, it just clicks once n thats it. Ive tried 3 different batterys no good. IVe disconted the leads from the alternator at the mo also untill i can get the s/motor working... This is my start motor im using off my old engine that started first time everytime with no problem wot so ever...
Id sooner not bump start the car either, not yet..
Anyone got any ideas?
Cheers
sticky starter solenoid get another starter fella before u do that give the solenoid[the little round thing]a swift whack and try it again u might find it cures it dont think yr problem is wiring definitely think its sticky starter they do this sometimes when they laid up off the car
sticky starter solenoid get another starter fella before u do that give the solenoid[the little round thing]a swift whack and try it again u might find it cures it dont think yr problem is wiring definitely think its sticky starter they do this sometimes when they laid up off the car
Im going to try it conected via a jump lead tomorrow to see if that will work , or ill pull the thing off again and conect it direct to the battery to see if it spins or not.
If not then ill go for broke and see if it jump starts..
Just bridge the solenoid terminals to make sure the motor part is not jammed, this will not engage the starter merely cause it to spin, the ngagement part being done prior to spinning by the solenoid.
As it was working before chances are it is fine, so you need to find why it is not getting enough oompf from the battery, or cable problem.
Did you reconnect the starter wire that has a disconnet terminal near the battery, about 6" away a thinner wire ?
tabetha
As it was working before chances are it is fine, so you need to find why it is not getting enough oompf from the battery, or cable problem.
Did you reconnect the starter wire that has a disconnet terminal near the battery, about 6" away a thinner wire ?
tabetha
Just bridge the solenoid terminals to make sure the motor part is not jammed, this will not engage the starter merely cause it to spin, the ngagement part being done prior to spinning by the solenoid.
As it was working before chances are it is fine, so you need to find why it is not getting enough oompf from the battery, or cable problem.
Did you reconnect the starter wire that has a disconnet terminal near the battery, about 6" away a thinner wire ?
tabetha
As it was working before chances are it is fine, so you need to find why it is not getting enough oompf from the battery, or cable problem.
Did you reconnect the starter wire that has a disconnet terminal near the battery, about 6" away a thinner wire ?
tabetha
mate how u not gone bang the terminal u have marked earth is the opposite side of the solenoid the only connection should b the little lead coming from the starter via the v shaped rubber the 6mm stud is the small [crank] wire the top post is the battery terminal and possibly the alternator main wire to charge the battery yr wiring is dead short to earth bet it all got hot in a hurry the earth goes to one of the gearbox bolts hope this helps
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mate how u not gone bang the terminal u have marked earth is the opposite side of the solenoid the only connection should b the little lead coming from the starter via the v shaped rubber the 6mm stud is the small [crank] wire the top post is the battery terminal and possibly the alternator main wire to charge the battery yr wiring is dead short to earth bet it all got hot in a hurry the earth goes to one of the gearbox bolts hope this helps
cheers for the info Last edited by keyz; Feb 1, 2010 at 09:19 PM.
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