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Location: Richland Center, WI. | I would start with the battery connections. Make sure they are clean and tight then move to the connections at the starter. The starter is probably grounded where it attaches to the motor so make sure that area is clean also. If the cleaning does not work, take the starting battery in and have it load tested. If you jump the connections at the solenoid, thus bypassing the solenoid, and it now starts normally, problem is the solenoid. If these things don't help, time to get into the starter I would guess.
Good Luck!
Ken |
