I have replaced the following: Starter Solenoid on firewall Ignition switch Battery And all I get is a click... Any help would be amazing! Sent from my SM-N960U using Tapatalk
Make sure your battery voltage is 12.8 volts when attempting to crank. Could be the battery cable to solenoid or the solenoid to starter cable. Could be a poor crimp/connection at any of the four connections on those cables. Could be a "new" bad starter or solenoid. Have you tried to hand turn the engine from the harmonic balancer bolt?
Yes I have engine turns. I will check the wires and voltage tonight once I get off! Thanks! Sent from my SM-N960U using Tapatalk
Im thinking it could be the ground on the positive battery cable. I'm going to search and clean them all. Do you know of any relays or fuses that could cause it? Thanks Brad Sent from my SM-N960U using Tapatalk
If you are getting a click, sounds like not enough amperage is reaching the starter. The terminals on both the ground and positive battery cables must clean and free of any corrosion. Check the point where the ground (negative) cable grounds to the engine and the chassis also. Metal to metal contact between the battery posts and the cable terminals is critical in transferring power and ground to the accessories such as, starter, blower motor, and any other items that require a high current draw. The point where the cable goes into the terminal is also important as this also can be a point of resistance not allowing current to flow.
