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4RF RDS Member Since: 19 Jul 2015 Location: Ottawa Posts: 942 |
Sounds like your starter solenoid may need rebuilding. Has nothing to do with locking and unlocking that might be just coincidental. Its actually turning the key a few times that gets it to start by energizing the solenoid a few times. Worth considering looking at it. Its an easy and cheap fix.
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9th Aug 2019 11:03am |
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rillas Member Since: 27 May 2012 Location: warilla nsw 2528 Posts: 16 |
Thanks I had that thought but now I now will do tomorrow
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10th Aug 2019 8:26am |
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stigomery Member Since: 10 May 2016 Location: Cambridge Posts: 277 |
if it's a sticky solenoid, try thumping it with a lump of wood to free it up... worked for me for a while... but ultimately it will need rebuilt, kits on ebay for about a tenner I think...
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19th Aug 2019 2:08pm |
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rillas Member Since: 27 May 2012 Location: warilla nsw 2528 Posts: 16 |
Thanks
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19th Aug 2019 10:04pm |
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T140 Member Since: 15 Mar 2016 Location: Ayrshire Posts: 173 |
Had the same problem a few months ago, it was the starter connection onto the solenoid it was loose and covered in oil and road dirt, cut an inch off the cable put on a new crimp and cleaned the connection on the solenoid no more problems. nobody is perfect but being Scottish is a start
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21st Aug 2019 1:57pm |
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