Subject	My car used to occaisionally grind when starting up. Then
Posted by	rightzedfred on May 03, 2019 at 3:01 PM
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In Reply To	Starter posted by JMartz on April 29, 2019 at 04:22 PM
Message	one day it wouldn't start at all. I mistakenly diagnosed a bad starter, replaced it with a rebuilt unit, and then it turned out to be the relay. However, instead of grinding occaisionally, it about 50% of the time now - always on the first attempt. I haven't had time to mess with it so I have just learned to live with it for the time being.
Follow Ups	Starter - JMartz 16:22:31 04/29/19 It's possible you have teeth missing on the flywheel, or - SirpriZ 19:42:40 04/29/19 This. I'd remove the starter, & inspect every flywheel tooth (n/m) - Waco300zx(DFW) 16:27:00 05/01/19 Re: Starter - komplexZTT 20:18:35 04/29/19 Yes - FrozTTy 08:03:50 04/30/19 Re: Yes - ZBOOSTT 11:31:20 05/06/19 There are a number of postings about this over the - jzack 10:12:14 05/01/19 If motor runs and there is no engagement; something - JMartz 14:23:45 05/02/19 My car used to occaisionally grind when starting up. Then - rightzedfred 15:01:58 05/03/19 The pinion gear is not supposed to start spinning - JMartz 06:53:55 05/04/19 Dude, read my post and get a new starter. The end (n/m) - FrozTTy 08:27:56 05/05/19 Done! (n/m) - JMartz 10:02:06 05/05/19 She’s working again?!?? (n/m) - FrozTTy 11:22:03 05/05/19 No.., getting new starter (rebuilt, new OEMs are - JMartz 06:46:20 05/06/19 FWIW I bought my rebuilt one at Napa Auto Parts. The main - SirpriZ 17:16:19 05/06/19
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