Questions & Answers for: starter clicking noise

the clicking noise is the starter solenoid, the heavy electrical contacts that supply 12 volts to the starter are burnt, you will either need to replace the starter slenoid contact set or the solenoid

...clicking noise at starter relay switch... changed relay but still makes noise and won't start that clicking noise can also mean that there isn't enough power to actually turn the starter, have you ...

...is causing the clicking sound? The solenoid makes the clicking noises on the starter. If the battery connections are clean and tight and still have that clicking noise you need a new starter ...

...power wont start just clicking noise If you hear very fast clicking noise, then your battery is drain. Of you just here clicking noise, then it is your starter, you will need to replace your

...starter motor makes loud clicking sound as though it will not engage engine...click click click click. Does it need to be repalced? How do I remove the starter motor and replace it? The loud Click ...

...starter clutch.Is it a fairly loud rapid clicking noise like a machine gun?....that would be low battery CURRENT to starter, faulty battery.Is it a quiet single click?....that would be a bad starter ...

...clicking noise starter relay is new any suggestions starter button wont work no clicking noise starter relay is new any suggestions Check battery, check connections corrosion causes bad connection. ...

...clicking noise stopped completly and it makes no sound at all when turning the key. Do you think it is the starter or celunoid ?? and where would either be located on my engine. Sounds like a weak ...

...clicking noise at starter nd not turnover but horn inerctors and lights still working try charging battery first. the clicking noise is the bendix trying to engage, usually you hear this noise ...

...starter motor is faulty or has worn out, it may make a clicking noise as it tries to engage with the flywheel. Loose or damaged starter motor relay: The starter motor relay is an electrical component ...