starter needs to be hit to start car

Asked by gabrieltom Dec 02, 2015 at 01:21 AM about the 1989 Toyota Camry STD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

used camry 89 new starter but needs to be hit why

4 Answers

I suspect the solenoid is sticking. A lot of rebuilt starters are not good as they don't replace all the parts when fixing them.

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thats ture but i read a new starter...if rebuilt try and loosen up the solenoid two turns and try it again and retighten...then check alignment on both..also check the nose and flywheel....

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IF you conclude you must remove this starter motor....you might consider BENCH TESTING its functionality by hooking up battery cables and using a "remote starter test switch" to see if the solenoid functions and engages the pinion gear properly.

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