There probably are many causes, but the one which I have observed several times, and therefore seems most common, is abnormal tortional stress caused by misalignment of the starter to the flywheel. It is very important that the axis [centerline] of the starter shaft be precisely perpendicular to the face of the flywheel. If the starter is misaligned, the uneven loading of the teeth of the starter gear,and the gear teeth on the flywheel will cause abnormal wear on the flywheel and starter drive gear teeth, and excessive excentric loading on the starter bearings and commutater. The TBF [time before failure] depends on the seriousness of the abnormal loading and wear, and in severe cases, failure of the starter can occur within hours of use.
Probably a stuck solenoid.
The actual problem is the starter continues to turn after key is turned off and pulled out of ignition.
Its not the starter, its either the iginition switch (where your key goes into) or something wrong with the computer. JohnnyB
You just have to replace the starter as it's no good..the safety retraction switch is either burnt out or faulty
How do the starter wires go on a 95 sunfire2.2 engine
you go to professor oak lab and get a kanto starter then go to the celidon communities and get a hohin starter
The starter needs a large wire from the battery and a wire from the starter switch. These are connected to the solenoid that is attached to the starter.
between starter housing & block
Saffron City Silph Co. building to get Hoenn starter.
It can only be a starter in hacked or unofficial games so there you go -Colt
where do the wires on the starter go on a 1977 pontiac 400
Your starter solenoid is sticking. Replace the starter solenoid and you should be good to go.