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Fix it now before you end up stranded at a rest stop 100 miles from home in the middle of the night...ask me how I know.
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Yeah the starter solenoid is not sliding the starter pinion gear into the flywheel. When you pull the starter you can take apart the solenoid, real simple inside, and kinda determine what might have h
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This isn't the type of forum to lecture you about an accident Stuff happens. I'd be willing to bet you have a starter contact going bad, which is really easy to replace. For some reason the arti
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Having an issue where I'm not getting the starter to engage the flywheel. Starter will go, but will not turn over the engine. Batteries are brand new as are my cables (I'm 100% sure that my connections are all good.....now
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The story........................
This initially started out as just a "1 click, no start" when turning the key; it also threw a code. Went underneath to to check the starter cable....
I unfortunately caused an arc because the connection was loose and I'm fairly confident I made something go crispy critters in the starter. I only had one negative disconnected so I learned the hard way
; save the lecturing, all you can do is laugh. Went back to start again and now I'm at the "not engaging the flywheel" situation (truck also is NOT throwing any codes NOW). I guess I'm just curious as to what my next step should be. Is the starter more then likely toast? Anything else to check? Truck ran excellent when it was stored back in November so I can only assume I FUBAR'd the starter just now. Just want to get the truck running.
Thanks fellas.
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