1996 Chevrolet Impala SS "relay starter" Questions

starter relay gets energized first by the ignition switch. Then the heavier contacts of the relay connects the starter directly to the battery for the high current required.Check for 12v at the relay.

...turn, then it's a bad starter solenoid or bad starter motor which will have to be replaced. If a relay under the dash seems to be clicking, and the starter doesn't operate, it could be a bad

starter relay on a 1996 impala ss if you are talking about the theft deterrent relay, It is wired between the ignition and the starter check to the right of your glove box, you will have to remove the

starter relay. When this occurs, battery positive voltage is supplied through the switch side of the starter relay to the S terminal of the starter solenoid. My suggestion to you would be to take your

relay click, I would suspect a starter going bad. When the engine won't start have some one hold the key to the run position (as if you were cranking the engine) and tap lightly on the starter housing

no power to the starter checked the starter relay fuse no power at terminal 86 check the stater fuse or relay

starter relay location The starter relay is in the underhood junction block , passenger side near shock tower ,top part of junction block . Labeled crank / RLY !

...starter motor. and that fuse goes hot. On the control side of relay, left side in diagram,that top wire is voltage, should go hot with key in the crank position, the ground for that side is a chassis ...

...starter relay or perhaps the starter solenoid. Call out a mobile auto electrician. They can hook up a fancy $5,000 scan tool computer and diagnose this in 15 minutes. It is electronic, maybe the ...

starter relay problem ? Either a connection problem or starter going out. Probably the starter or starter solenoid, battery positive cable to the starter or connections at the battery and the starter