Having a trouble that needs to stop.
#1
Having a trouble that needs to stop.
Well, what else is going to happen to my blazer. I have a 98 s-10 Ls 4dr. Okay just a simple put out of what happens I'll be driving and stop somewhere and try to start my blazer and when I turn the key to start it It makes this clicking noise from under the car it sounds like the starter or a bad ground it only does this every once in awhile. it clicks once not multiple times. And about a hour or so after it does this it will start right up or sometimes if I go under the hood and wiggle the positive it starts after trying to turn the key a few times. It's a brand new bat no corrosion nad has a tight connection. Any ideas of what this is? Or if any other question for my description is needed ask. Thanks.
#2
Replace both of your battery cables. Off the shelf cables are just not well made anymore and don't hold up like they used to.
#3
#4
How could that be the case? I took it to advanced an o'riellys and they said it sounded like a starter silonoid. they tried to run a coder but it wouldn't work then put my car into security. I'm clueless and about to sell the pile of ****, due to all the bs that has happened. I've put more than what the car is worth just for something else to happen.
#5
Bad cables will act just like a dead battery. You may see 12volts at the starter but as soon as you try to put a load through the cables the starter solenoid will just click because there is not enough current to turn the starter.
#6
Well, turns out the starter solenoid was gone in it. Guess thats what I get for buying a no brand name japan 57$ starter they exchanged it and I put a new one alone with new cables and runs just fine. Also my volt's are running as high as they use to.
#7
Glad to hear you got it fixed!
#8
Thanks for the help couldve been cables or the starter who knows just glad its done doing what it did.
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