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Starter clicks despite 12.4v.

Geff McCarthy

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i have charged it, and whacked on the starter. The flywheel may have a broken tooth, but it has only refused to start once before. New aftermarket starter. Any hints appreciatged!
 
check all connection, I had a bad connection on my ground posr at battery. Chased it for a couple days,it looked clean. :BangHead:
 
Starter switch
Starter solenoid
 
Cable corrosion inside, poor crush on ends. Lot junk out there. Internal connection. inside starter stud is a copper washer that wears on stud side causes a bad connection. Take starter apart and flip over the washer, if the stud is beat up may not work.
 
Its not unusual to get a bad starter these days. I had a starter for my Roadrunner that was not engaging completely from day one and eventually didn't engage at all.
Then recently on my 2022

ram 3500 had a starter quit completely at 12000 miles.
 
Just hit it with a booster pack AT the starter and drop the guess work. It's that simple..
 
Sounds like a bad connection or bad cable. Could be either positive or negative.
 
I had a bad ground cable that acted the same as what you are dealing with.
 
i have charged it, and whacked on the starter. The flywheel may have a broken tooth, but it has only refused to start once before. New aftermarket starter. Any hints appreciatged!
Did you figure it out?
 
i put it on the charger overnight, and...no problem! Thanks for advice; I think I will try a proper diagnosis if it acts up again.
 
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