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jryerson
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SC Starter motor problems

My 78Sc has developed a starter motor problem, The starter will not crank I can only hear a faint click which I assume Is my solenoid.It has done this a few days ago then 2 separate times today after bump starting the car the starter works again .Is my starter shot ?Any tips on removing the starter?Could it be the connections in the starter if I remove it and take it apart is their a easy fix?Any help would be greatly appreciated, Thanks

Old 10-22-1999, 06:35 PM
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In case anyone else developes a similar problem it appears the reason my starter was acting up is due to the connections on the solenoid being dirty and my battery posts After talking to a local rebuilder of starters he mentioned Porsche starters rarely fail it is much more common for the alternators.Removal appears simple with 2 hex bolts utilizing a extension for the back bolt.



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Old 10-24-1999, 01:50 PM
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But when they do fail, it is the solenoid that has gotten hot once too often. The SR68X is the Bosch replacement.
Old 10-25-1999, 01:40 PM
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One piece of advice for anyone doing starter work is to remember to disconnect your neg battery and make sure it wont brush up agaist the terminal accidently.I was in a big hurry to examine and remove the connections on my solenoid and after carefully jacking and supporting the car I began to remove my connections a big spark occured and I then thought how stupid I was as my car was in gear and could have engaged the starter and rolled forward off the jack stands on to myself under the car!

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