Questions & Answers for: Ford Freestar starter motor

I think the starter just went out on my 2004 Ford Freestar Want to know where it is located and how to change it is normally on the passanger side underneath the motor close to the flywheel

...starter motor turning over? It might be the battery Or starter, But try to jump it and if it start then you need a battery and if not, Well your started is going bad . Hope its the battery Good luck ...

starter. When it acts up does the vehicle jerk or buck before picking up speed? I have also had the experience with just one spark plug wire or plug bad. You can check this by pulling each wire one at

...motor over with less than 10-11v.  If your battery voltage is >12v it sounds like you've got a bad starter solenoid (some vehicles integrate these with the starter itself, some do not). ...

...motor up (or prevented my starter from engaging the motor) after my battery ran dead and had to be replaced. The FIX is THIS - make sure the hood is closed (incase it has a sensor), close all the ...

...motor is locked up in my 2004 ford freestar mini van Turn it over by hand with a long ratchet & socket on the crank bolt Get socket and giant torque barPut on middle fly wheel nutMake sure belt ...

...is totally dead please help Battery ignition switch Check the cabling, special the one going from the battery to the starter motor / relay. Use a universal meter to check the starter gets its 12

...starter motor is too resistive/poorly connected, or that the starter motor itself is no longer functioning. You don't specify how many miles are on the vehicle, but this is a real possibility. The ...

...starter if motor won't turn over Check the wiring/harness to make sure it isn't lose at the coil. Also check the connecting harness at the cam position sensor(it's on top of the water pump). And, if ...