first you need to check if your battery is running low and if it is test it to make sure if its not working that means the battery's dead so get a new one. then if its still not working then your product is old so its broken then theres only one thing to do get a new one unless theres some one who can repare it.
with out load testing both starter and battery, its and educated guess for one without experience.
load testing will test the amperage load being used by the starter.
load testing the battery will test the battery amperage output, amperage is what does the work.
a high load test by the starter indicates the starter is working hard to turn the motor over. avg is 225amps. over 300amps and higher, starter is binding.
batteries are rated by cca (cold cranking amps) the higher the # the better rated battery. when cca go down, less amperage is available to turn the starter. amperage is what does the work.
if the battery and battery conections are good, then you need to replace the starter motor
I need to know how to change a starter on a 93 Chevy z71 Unhook battery cables from battery, take the ground wire off starter, take power wire off starter, take the 2 bolts out of starter and should come right out
Bad starter is easy: when you turn the car on provided your battery is good, you will hear a click in the engine compartment, but the car will not start.
no, you should be able to replace it with out disassembling the whole starter....
I need to replace the starter in a 2003 Tundra, but where is it the starter? I need to replace the starter in a 2003 Tundra, but where is it the starter?
I need three batteries for remote starters where do I purchase them? Can I have them shipped
There is no battery in the starter.
have you checked the cables to see if they are corroided, loose, or broken If your battery is good then it is your starter you will need to replace it.
Remove - battery cable Raise and support vehicle Disconnect the wiring at the top of the starter Remove starter mounting bolts Remove starter
disconnect the battery, pull the primary cover and remove the jack shaft, You will need a 1/4 Allen socket to get to the starter bolts. remove battery pos cable from starter and remove
Need to know why you think the starter needs to be shimed.
no need to pull manifold. remove battery and plate. remove red wire to starter and remove two bolts. easy