Taking out the old starter solenoid. Learn about starter solenoid maintenance in this free video on auto repair. Expert: Nathan McCullough Bio: Nathan McCull…
Taking out the old starter solenoid. Learn about starter solenoid maintenance in this free video on auto repair. Expert: Nathan McCullough Bio: Nathan McCull…
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What’s the difference is disconnecting the positive or negative battery
cable? Also, what are symptoms of bad solenoid? I’ve got a 2002 Rodeo.
Plenty of juice, but a couple of loud clicks when I try to crank it. Not
the “little” clicks that sound like a starter. Thanks!
lol dude is smacked…”take deez nuts off here”
Great video. Thanks for doing these. My starter is out and I didn’t even
know where it was located, let alone how to fix it. Your videos are very
informative. Thanks again!
Hey dummy, it is called the starter RELAY. The starter solenoid is attached
to the start motor, which is under the car. At least on the ’94 ford truck
he is working on.
@RC60618 he is a man… and men dont follow rules!
Not all starter solenoids are actually located on the starter :
sooo in the event of, say, a nuclear EMP attack that devastates 3/4 of
america, would changing the solenoid fix my car? hahah i saw it in War of
the Worlds…. just wondering if its true or if its hollywood
over-simplification.
you have picked the easiest possible example not very helpful
RELAY not Solenoid , the starter solenoid is attached to the starter motor
which engaged with the flywheel
yo mama
@TeamNinjistik LOL
completely wrong but ok
مافهمت شي اظاهر تخصصه فك وتركيب بس
I dont think he knows the function of a solenoid.
What do you do if you remove the solenoid and replace it but forget where
the wires go? I forgot where they go and gave up and just hooked it back up
and it started but the amp light was on. I drove about 10 miles and parked
it cuz it seemed to be acting really funny and turned it off. I attempted
starting it again and this time it just kept turning over and I pulled the
key out and it still wouldn’t stop turning over so I disconected the
positive cable. Is that bad?
deez nuts @1:35
Awesome close-up angles of his hand!! NOW i know what to do.
isn’t that a relay -_-
i got the same thing possibly the ignition switch, i’ll check it out today
What happens if you hook everything back up to the solenoid wrong? I forgot
where the wires came from so I just sort of put some on one and some on the
other. Car started up but now it’s gone nutts!
Nathan please help! I just changed my starter solenoid. It started good and
everything 3 times. Til now. I turned the ignition, heard a pop, I removed
my keys from the ignition, and it was still cranking! So I had to
disconnect the negative cable to make it stop. So now, yea pretty much you
can turn on the truck without the keys in the ignition, just have to
connect the battery for it to crank. What do I do!?!?! What’s wrong?!
it is a 14mm, not SAE,
thank you…
awesome video…i was about to pay somebody to do a job that looks pretty
simple…can’t wait to give it a shot in the morning!
Like you cant even see a friggin thing with that type on the screen. Lame!
@mnr8788 It better than losing your god damn eyes! I got had operation a
few years ago, due to not wearing safety glasses Your eyes are important.
LOL he looks stoned. I make mistakes like that all the time when I get
stoned. Tip: don’t smoke pot and work on your car!