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Pastimes : Looking for Automotive Genius
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To: Tatnic who wrote (4)12/15/2000 6:54:08 AM
From: Susan  Read Replies (1) of 16
 
first check and clean all the electric connections, battery terminals, grounds and where hot wires are bolted to something, like the starter solenoid. Make sure all is happy clean & shiny
Then check the solenoid itself as the grease inside gets cold and sticky in the cold. All that being OK it's probably the starter itself. You can get a rebuild or rebuilt unit at a fraction of cost of new
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