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Posted by adrce55 (Member # 9985) on
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im having a problem with my 92 gt.
observations
1. when i go to turn the ignition key, the starter is already starting to engage in position 2. i havent even turned the key all the way and the starter is already turning.
2. once the car is running, you can definitely heard something spinning, probably the starter.
i already changed the starter thinking the solenoid on the starter was jacked, but that didnt help.
any thoughts?
thanks in advance
[ July 02, 2010, 12:34 AM: Message edited by: adrce55 ]
Posted by 68stanger (Member # 7842) on
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could be the fender mounted solenoid sticking.
Posted by 50DADDY (Member # 3076) on
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Ignition switch.
Posted by adrce55 (Member # 9985) on
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i removed the connection that goes from the fender mounted solenoid to the starter, and listened for the clicking/switching of relay.
i actually hear it click twice. once when i put it in position 2 (on) and then another when i turn the key all the way as if im trying to start the car.
is that the right amount of clicks? im starting to think i may have a short some where...
Posted by streetsleeper (Member # 9895) on
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Test the solenoid with a DMM.. energize the coil and check for continuity onthe other posts and see if it stays stuk.. if the solenoid tests good then u have a short that's causing the solenoid to energyse on the acc switch
Posted by 5.0 CGS (Member # 9567) on
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HEY BRO I RECENTLY HAD THE SAME PROBLEM WITH MY 91 5.0 I ALSO THOUGHT IS WAS MY STARTER SO I REPLACED IT AND NOPE SAME PROBLEM SO THEN I REPLACED THE STARTER SOLENOID ON THE FENDER WALL AND NO BUT THEN SOME ONE TOLD ME THAT THE SOLENOID BRAND WAS TOO CHEAP SO I HAD TO RETURN IT AND UPGRADE TO A MORE EXPENSIVE SOLENOID SO I ENDED UP BUYING A SELECT SOLENOID AND PROBLEM SOLVED THE SOLENOID COST ME ABOUT $27 AT KRAGENS
GOOD LUCK
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