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Old Jan 30th, 2016, 19:02   #11
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Changed starter on a 1.8i 440. Awkward but was just a matter of removing some heat shields I understand.
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Old Jan 30th, 2016, 20:00   #12
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Before you leap into buying a new starter , just try the following simple test .
Connect the battery earth directly to the engine using just one jump lead , i have often found that the body looses it earth connection . By using the jump lead you can restore the bad earth , always try the simple things first . After that batter the starter , swear a lot & down several beers . Kidding about battering the starter , also ensure that the terminals are all bright & shiny as that can also give the impression of a seized starter .

When you turn the key do you hear a clunk as the solenoid kicks in ? if not again suspect a duff earth
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