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ross forrest 10-26-2009 20:56:07 71.253.235.135 738519 Report to Moderator	Trying to start my n9 I find at times it wont crank.After doing some tests I found out the solenoids not being pushed in faras it needs to go.Could this be the solenoid,rod to the solenoid or the starter switch to the rod?Any help would be great. [Reply]   [Send Email]
Bob 10-26-2009 21:02:35 69.178.228.68 738520 Report to Moderator	Re: could it be a solenoid in reply to ross forrest, 10-26-2009 20:56:07   It's NOT a solenoid, it's a SWITCH. The switch contacts could simply be almost worn out, or it could be a combination of wear and sloppiness on ALL the parts involved in depressing the switch PLUS a worn switch.   [Reply]   [No Email]
lha 10-27-2009 02:58:27 24.176.97.9 738546 Report to Moderator	Re: could it be a solenoid in reply to Bob, 10-26-2009 21:02:35   Take out the push button starter&check the starter rod lever is worn,if not check the switch,and clean all connections.I use a little dielectric grease on the connectors,nuts,bolts etc when putting everything back together to get good ground and hot connections.---lha   [Reply]   [Send Email]