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Join Date: May 2010
Location: Alabama
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The chances are good that there is nothing wrong with the starter switch. Try the hand crank and see if the engine will EVEN TURN. The starter drive can lock up and not allow the engine to turn. The fix is to rock the car backwards and foward in gear until you hear a click and the starter will unstick. I know this won't be possible with a snapped axle but the hand crank test will let you know if the problem is in the switch or a locked starter drive, I've had it happen. Usually when the switch goes bad, it shorts out and burns a hole right through the switch.
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Join Date: Jun 2010
Location: Owosso, MI
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I had it cranking very well but it took some playing with the starter switch (read jamming it over and over with my foot for a few minutes), but after a few tries the switch just did nothing. Quote:
![]() I need to get it dug out, hard to work around it where I have it parked right now.
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