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Nov 18, 2019
5:03
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kccougar
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Looks like you have to remove the intake manifold to reach your starter. That sucks.
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Got a new battery, car still won't start. Here is video of me trying.
Cougarrr
11/18/19 4:33pm
Video is private
rggee
11/18/19 4:35pm
Fixed
Cougarrr
11/18/19 4:37pm
Nothing to do with fuel pump; engine isn't even turning over.
Phasor
11/18/19 4:40pm
I still think there's got to be something wrong with the battery.
rggee
11/18/19 4:45pm
Im thinking battery cables or starter.
Cougarrr
11/18/19 4:46pm
If that's a new/charged battery and your terminals are good, that seems like a starter problem.
kccougar
11/18/19 4:46pm
That's what the failed starter on my Accord was like, sluggish starts and then that annoying click with nothing.
scall
11/18/19 4:51pm
Yep, happened to me at the beginning of the year
ldssdl
11/18/19 6:05pm
Could be the starter. Smack it with a hammer.
TANK
11/18/19 4:46pm
That trick is usually for when the starter solenoid is stuck. His is working...
Phasor
11/18/19 4:51pm
In every city or town there are unique locations
JOPE
11/18/19 4:56pm
How have i never heard of this!!!?
Cougarrr
11/18/19 4:58pm
Looks like you have to remove the intake manifold to reach your starter. That sucks.
kccougar
11/18/19 5:03pm
Yeah. I watched a video and decided I better take it in.
Cougarrr
11/18/19 5:05pm
Take a hammer to the starter, seriously, if it starts that is the issue.
coug almighty
11/18/19 5:10pm
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