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Again, it's much simpler to diagnose the problem then to just keep throwing parts at it. Test for power at all the proper places= free.
So if you want to do things on the cheap, start with testing.
So if you want to do things on the cheap, start with testing.
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Don't you have a thread on this going on another forum? And didn't someone on that other forum give you extremely detailed instructions on how to test and diagnose your problem? Pretty sure I saw it. It was the thread where another guy suggested you unplug your MAP sensor and plug it back in, too.
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sorry im trying to get this figured outOriginally Posted by cruiser54
Don't you have a thread on this going on another forum? And didn't someone on that other forum give you extremely detailed instructions on how to test and diagnose your problem? Pretty sure I saw it. It was the thread where another guy suggested you unplug your MAP sensor and plug it back in, too.
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my starter just stoped working one day, you might need to buy a new or refurb and slap it on and give it a try, the refurb ones arnt to expensive
earlier i connected the two connections on my starter with a screw driver and it sparked but ran for a couple seconds after i disconnected it then i tried jumping it again and it wouldnt budge
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No that is this thread, because I suggested it and got flamed.Originally Posted by cruiser54
Don't you have a thread on this going on another forum? And didn't someone on that other forum give you extremely detailed instructions on how to test and diagnose your problem? Pretty sure I saw it. It was the thread where another guy suggested you unplug your MAP sensor and plug it back in, too.
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http://autorepair.about.com/library/images/bl347lib.htmOriginally Posted by stev-o
which relay is the starter relay i dont know which one it is in the row of four
if im gettin the dash lights to turn on when im turning the key doesnt that mean that most likely my ignition switch is good an that something else is my probelm
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You were given detailed instructions in the other thread on how to determine what the cause is. You have chosen to ignore them and keep asking the same questions in multiple places. Sorry to sound rude, but don't ask for advice and then ignore excellent suggestions.
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cruiser, he has another thread on this forum where I was trying to explain things and he ditched it.
That's my point. He's been given great advice, ignores it, and keeps asking the same questions repeatedly in different threads.Originally Posted by Slick761