Sometimes when I try to start my L4610 I have to get out and shake wires near starter. I have lights on dash but does not turn over. Looks kind of tight in there to get at. Any suggestions before I start taking it apart???
L4610 Starting problem please read
- Thread starter mopar2ya
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If you follow the good advice above (remove wire and clean the mating surfaces to bare shinny metal) and the problem isn't resolved consider the following.
It could be the wire terminal to wire interface that is either corroded or not making good contact with each other.
If you're handy with a volt meter it could help pinpoint the faulty wire(s).
Good luck
It could be the wire terminal to wire interface that is either corroded or not making good contact with each other.
If you're handy with a volt meter it could help pinpoint the faulty wire(s).
Good luck
If you take the timer to follow this DENSO trouble shooting guide for starters you will quickly narrow down the problem so you don't spend a lot of time doing unnecessary things.
http://densoautoparts.com/Portals/D...s/file/DENSO Starter troubleshooting tips.pdf
A cheap multi meter is the only necessary tool and it is less than $10
Dave
http://densoautoparts.com/Portals/D...s/file/DENSO Starter troubleshooting tips.pdf
A cheap multi meter is the only necessary tool and it is less than $10
Dave