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nssnorm 06-01-2010 08:48 AM

no start when engine ishot
 
after running 76 911s, which runs great,I will park for an hour or so, and engine will not crank, but I hear tte solinod clicking, battery is new, car will start with jumper cables,any suggestions I would appreciat. Thanks for any help, Norm

pete3799 06-01-2010 09:14 AM

Clean your battery terminals,clean the ground behind the battery,clean the ground strap
between the trans. and the body (front side of trans.)
See if that helps.

Cdnone1 06-01-2010 11:04 AM

Your going to need a new starter.
Steve

Tom '74 911 06-01-2010 11:09 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by nssnorm (Post 5381260)
after running 76 911s, which runs great,I will park for an hour or so, and engine will not crank, but I hear tte solinod clicking, battery is new, car will start with jumper cables,any suggestions I would appreciat. Thanks for any help, Norm

Norm -

If your car will start in that situation when jumped, I wonder if your alternator is not charging your battery? Have you checked the voltage at various times and stages etc...? I had a similar situation w/my '74 911 a few years ago where it wouldn't crank shortly after a long drive. I could bump start it though - never tried jumping it. After checking the battery voltage at various times, I replaced the starter and the issue disappeared.

Tom

nssnorm 06-01-2010 01:23 PM

no start hot engine
 
Thanks for your replys, grounds are good battery holds charge solinoid on starter is good, replaced a short time ago, may be the starter is bad,It seems if starter was bad, then jump from another car would not fire the engine either, Norm

Cdnone1 06-01-2010 02:02 PM

Norm
I went thru this on my car. trust me after trouble shooting everything I could and reading a lot of threads I just needed a new starter.
There are lots of threads on heat and starters if you want to take the time.
My wife and I pulled off the 10 on the way to Vegas to stretch our legs and where stranded in the desert for a while the first time this happened to me and I wish I just replaced the starter the next day instead of checking everything else first.
The starter is fairly easy to replace and there is lots of threads on how to do it
Good luck
Steve


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