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94 4x4 fullsize w/5.7L starter??? - 5/14/2008 10:23:11 AM   
Miget_in_japan

 

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Hello to all.  I've been logged on for sometime now just looking around and seeing what info I can get and have fond quite a bit.  But now it's my turn to ask a question of my own.  I live in Japan, Nagoya to be exact (the Toyota capital of the country) so US built cars and parts(even more rare) is kinda hard to find if not costing a few body parts (sometimes organs too) and shops that can service give me the same old story of ' if you make a reservation I'll take a look at it' meaning ' I hope you have the organ in the cooler b4 I pop the hood'
Ok enuf story telling and back to business.  Ive been having starter issues. Some days it starts with one turn of the key and others its just a click like the gear hits the fly wheel and thats it.  Then after few tries and sometimes with a pause(a sec) the starter motor kicks in and starts the engine.  Ive cleaned the posts, pulled the starter, changed out the solenoid and pulled it apart and brushed all the dust out(dust from what i take is the brushes) mostly copper dust. reasembled and worked fine for two starts and then back to the samething.  and then ditched me the other day.  That time just click, back off the switch and try again and just click.  I kept trying but I know that if I kept it up for too long Ill just A) drain the batt. B) burn up the starter or something to that affect.  So I left it there and walked home(luck only 10 mins away) then when I got back about 6 hours later it started up. Drove it that nite and it ditched me again (20 walk home) OK i know its like im telling my life story here but there is a point to all this. 
I read that you can put WD40 in the solenoid so that it slides but i know not to get any in the starter.  Also I was thinking of putting an aux. switch for the starter like the push buttons on like hot rods or Nascars. Again i know this is a long post(getting close to a novel) but i just  wanted to get as much info in
I hope you can help me out
Thank 

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RE: 94 4x4 fullsize w/5.7L starter??? - 5/27/2008 5:49:01 PM   
alamantia

 

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try throwing a shim in it

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RE: 94 4x4 fullsize w/5.7L starter??? - 5/27/2008 9:56:53 PM   
Miget_in_japan

 

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alamantia thanks for the advice
Ive tried shims and still having same probs
I have also noticed that i have a coolent leek from the heater hose connection on top of the intake man.  and getting a good poor down the back onto the starter
gonna clean that and fix the leak and hope for the best


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I don't think of my truck as old. I just think it's been more places than a new one

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