Starter motor temporary fix
The other day i went to start me 99' es and turns out all i heard was " click, click , click, click "
I got out my multi-meter and checked that the battery was 12.6 volts ( good news ) which most likely nailed it down to my starter.
Took out the starter. Opened it up and surely enough the solenoid contacts were worn out a lot.
So, I slightly bent both of them upwards and put everything back together.
Car started on first try.
This may be unorthodox, but it is a temporary fix until my repair kit comes
I got out my multi-meter and checked that the battery was 12.6 volts ( good news ) which most likely nailed it down to my starter.
Took out the starter. Opened it up and surely enough the solenoid contacts were worn out a lot.
So, I slightly bent both of them upwards and put everything back together.
Car started on first try.
This may be unorthodox, but it is a temporary fix until my repair kit comes
Last edited by AntzCro; Feb 23, 2012 at 09:54 PM. Reason: wrong wording
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