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Equipment & Gear => Power Equipment & RV => Topic started by: CP on June 04, 2015, 01:08:58 PM
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Occasionally when I start my truck (1997 F150 4x4) the starter makes a grinding noise. The noise sounds exactly like if the engine is already running and you try to start it. :yike:
It doesn’t always do this and it when it does after a try or two it starts – very annoying.
I’ve changed the starter and the solenoid – no help – I’m thinking flexplate is cracked or some teeth worn??? I can’t see much of the flexplate but what I've looked at looks OK.
Any other ideas?
Recommendation on a good mechanic to fix it in the Everett area?
I’ve had it in once and the shop couldn’t repeat the problem and found nothing.
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Put a starter in it. when open look at the ring gear, but more than likely just the starter drive is going out. :twocents:
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I don't do much business with the repair side in Everett....Heard of a guy....goes by Buckmark that might be able to help.
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Put a starter in it. when open look at the ring gear, but more than likely just the starter drive is going out. :twocents:
Make sure you check the wheel bearing fluid first.
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Put a starter in it. when open look at the ring gear, but more than likely just the starter drive is going out. :twocents:
Make sure you check the wheel bearing fluid first.
:bash: I forgot that part
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Put a starter in it. when open look at the ring gear, but more than likely just the starter drive is going out. :twocents:
Make sure you check the wheel bearing fluid first.
:bash: I forgot that part
Must be an inside joke?
:dunno:
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Bad teeth on the flywheel by the sounds. If there's an inspection cover, get in there and check it out.
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Put a starter in it. when open look at the ring gear, but more than likely just the starter drive is going out. :twocents:
Make sure you check the wheel bearing fluid first.
:bash: I forgot that part
Must be an inside joke?
:dunno:
Service writer joke. Sorry
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Put a starter in it. when open look at the ring gear, but more than likely just the starter drive is going out. :twocents:
Make sure you check the wheel bearing fluid first.
:bash: I forgot that part
Must be an inside joke?
:dunno:
:sry:
Just a jab at Woodblock.
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Low battery charge start.
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My 2000 does this occasionally too. Annoying and it almost always seems to happen around a bunch of people, making it all the more embarressing. Im not 100 percent sure on the problem but I think the flex plate is missing a tooth or two. I'm not going to worry about it at the moment because it has always started after it does this.