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I agree. He never got to the point and who wants to watch the same few second clip looped over and over for 16 minutes just to never get an answer? Who cares what it WASN’T? We want to know what it WAS!!
Put the parking brake on have some one sit inside the vehicle with there foot on the brake just for safety. Turn the ignition switch to the on/run position. Locate your start. On the side of your starter is your starter solenoid. Use a screwdriver doesn't matter what kind as long as it has a nice rubber handle. Use the screw driver to jump the battery terminal on the solenoid to the switch wire you'll see a small spark on first contact. The starter should kick out and spin. Starting the motor. If your starter does nothing then either the starter or solenoid is bad. ( To Test the starter simple remove the starter from the vehicle place it in a vice or something to hold it still bc it has a strong kick to it. Using 12vdc ground the starter casing and bump your 12vdc positive to the positive terminal connecting the the starter to the starter solenoid you'll see a small spark when you bump the positive terminal. Starter should kick out and spin.) If the starter does spin and start the vehicle. Then I would check the starter relay and fuse. Check your voltage at your starter to make sure you have 12vdc. Check the switch wire for 12vdc with the ignition in the start position. If theres no power then it might be an ignition switch issue
I'm having problems with my own TB. After 3.37 you haven't really done anything, just telling us what we already know. I feel like my dog would be a more suitable orator, less distracted and not over-repeating himself. Wake me up when the video either gets to the point or whenever your car catches fire. Then I'll give it a thumbs up, maybe even subscribe. In the meantime I'll skip to the next guy's videos, or have Smoke (my dog) ASE Certified. 🤪👍
Yes I got an 03 Chevy trail blazer. Just did a spark plug change replace the old ones with the new ones it? Started right up but it was misfiring so I switched. The engine quails around and it still was misfiring so I just ended up putting the Old ones back in and now I don't want to start I ordered new engine coils so I'm hoping that could be the problem. If not you know if there could also be another problem. All my switches and tip's bar plugged in so I don't know
i have a 2005 trailblazer and mine is doing the same thing. 1 click and then nothing. After listening to your story, i believe i will order me a new starter from rock auto for like 60-80 dollars and change it out and see if that was the issue. Thanks for the story.
Mines doing same thing an I have an 06, I went to start one morning and all it did was click when I went to go start it, when you got the newer starter did it work after that?
Turn over: means the engine parts are fluid and move. Crank: means the same thing but the turning is done by the starter. The only options are::: Crank, start Crank, no start No crank, no start. Period
Have the same issue with my 06' but made a terrible loud sound before she stopped driving on me while driving!! I'm lucky I was a on a safe road to do so.. Been sitting since then! 😣
Ign.fus.a, e, or b check the starter connection to the solenoid, then check the ignition switch and the BROWN wire going to the rear.fuse.relay . I spent many many many days wit blown 40a fuse b over and over.. Solve the acc.issue new wires to the rear fuse box from the ignition switch
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What was the issue? I don't get even a click out of the starter, but it cranks when I manually jump the starter
Get to the point not ur life story dear Lord
For real
I agree. He never got to the point and who wants to watch the same few second clip looped over and over for 16 minutes just to never get an answer? Who cares what it WASN’T? We want to know what it WAS!!
Agreed this dude talk to fucking much about nothing smfh I'm sitting here pissed 😡 af
Lol for real...all for a bad starter...gotta be from Boston 😂😂 story telling mfers 😂
What a waste of my life while I’m trying to fix my car thanks
So incredibly pissed that I watched this
Put the parking brake on have some one sit inside the vehicle with there foot on the brake just for safety. Turn the ignition switch to the on/run position. Locate your start. On the side of your starter is your starter solenoid. Use a screwdriver doesn't matter what kind as long as it has a nice rubber handle. Use the screw driver to jump the battery terminal on the solenoid to the switch wire you'll see a small spark on first contact. The starter should kick out and spin. Starting the motor. If your starter does nothing then either the starter or solenoid is bad. ( To Test the starter simple remove the starter from the vehicle place it in a vice or something to hold it still bc it has a strong kick to it. Using 12vdc ground the starter casing and bump your 12vdc positive to the positive terminal connecting the the starter to the starter solenoid you'll see a small spark when you bump the positive terminal. Starter should kick out and spin.) If the starter does spin and start the vehicle. Then I would check the starter relay and fuse. Check your voltage at your starter to make sure you have 12vdc. Check the switch wire for 12vdc with the ignition in the start position. If theres no power then it might be an ignition switch issue
Can I up like this comment again?
Look here , before looking at the video..
PSA
I'm having problems with my own TB. After 3.37 you haven't really done anything, just telling us what we already know. I feel like my dog would be a more suitable orator, less distracted and not over-repeating himself. Wake me up when the video either gets to the point or whenever your car catches fire. Then I'll give it a thumbs up, maybe even subscribe. In the meantime I'll skip to the next guy's videos, or have Smoke (my dog) ASE Certified. 🤪👍
Bruuuuh💀🤣
@@kalikiddphenom9079
😂😂
Yes I got an 03 Chevy trail blazer. Just did a spark plug change replace the old ones with the new ones it? Started right up but it was misfiring so I switched. The engine quails around and it still was misfiring so I just ended up putting the Old ones back in and now I don't want to start I ordered new engine coils so I'm hoping that could be the problem. If not you know if there could also be another problem. All my switches and tip's bar plugged in so I don't know
i have a 2005 trailblazer and mine is doing the same thing. 1 click and then nothing. After listening to your story, i believe i will order me a new starter from rock auto for like 60-80 dollars and change it out and see if that was the issue. Thanks for the story.
Mines doing same thing an I have an 06, I went to start one morning and all it did was click when I went to go start it, when you got the newer starter did it work after that?
Mine was doing same thing and it wasn’t the starter battery or ignition switch
Found out my friend had ran it out oil and timing chain had wrapped up on the shafts. So it was destroyed internally.
@@redneckarcher1143how did u fix it?
Super late but did this work? My car is doing this but at first if I would dry a couple times it’d slowly get up to a rev and eventually turn on. 😭
I had got my starter from Amazon and i took it to AutoZone and it works fine so what could it be?
Thanks for that advice
You waisted my time, don't do no more videos
And hopefully he'll listen to John Coffey and put a screwdriver to the solenoid it goes bad on those vehicles
Why would u talk about nothing
I give up You talk to much without actually saying anything
So what was it??
Still no one knows.
Que isiste para solucionar el problema
Wtf do you do to your cars to make them do that
“It cranks but it wont turn over” smh!!! I think you mean it turns over but it wont crank. Lol Its the starter bro.
And it's not the starter... Now Im Smh
..genius...
I put on a new starter but still no crank. Still sounds like the starter is effed up.
The ignition
@@montanamaxim9293 i lnow its been a year but did you ever check the starter fuse and the ground cable that attaches to the starter
Turn over: means the engine parts are fluid and move.
Crank: means the same thing but the turning is done by the starter.
The only options are:::
Crank, start
Crank, no start
No crank, no start.
Period
16 minute waste of time
Have the same issue with my 06' but made a terrible loud sound before she stopped driving on me while driving!! I'm lucky I was a on a safe road to do so.. Been sitting since then! 😣
Sounds like your alternator.
Mine has a new battery.. alternator & starter.. still nothing! I got power, but no turn over!
@@peterl6095 Nope, that's new too 😣
Try jumping it. Have the alternator checked out. Prob an issue with the charging system if it died out on you while you were driving it.
@@peterl6095 Tried.. doesn't work
I am tire of people keep repeating themself and not actually helping people I think he is China's and does not know what he is doing
What was it
Ign.fus.a, e, or b check the starter connection to the solenoid, then check the ignition switch and the BROWN wire going to the rear.fuse.relay .
I spent many many many days wit blown 40a fuse b over and over..
Solve the acc.issue new wires to the rear fuse box from the ignition switch
No clarity what so ever
Damn you can’t explain shit 😅😂
boring
You talk too much and say at the end it was a srarter.
Nice life story, but can you get to the damn point.
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😅🤣🤣
My fucking brain hurts
What a waste of time
Please leave the drugs along dude.. u talk the whole video about nothing absolutely nothing
STOP MAKING VIDEOS YOU DONT KNOW WHAT YOURE TALKING ABOUT YOU DIDNT SAY ANYTHING
Poll l
Useless!
bucher
Fake
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