2004 s10 blazer has full power but will not start

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Asked by deanz400 Feb 21, 2014 at 07:20 AM about the 2004 Chevrolet S-10

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

has brand new battery ,and there is no sound of starter even trying to engage .is there a ignition relay nothing in the fuses ?

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No just one large ignition fuse, check it. The bendix (solenoid) on the starter is were I would look next. With a multimeter or 12 volt test light check for power at the bendix when trying to "Crank" the engine. If you have power the starter has failed. If not check the ignition switch and wiring,

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I had the starter out and apart to look at brushes.and cleaned all the terminals .I had to replacethe head gaskets .

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turns out it was the starter .never had a GM starter die like that .thanks all who answered .

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