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Old 07-29-2002, 05:05 PM
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there are three ways to test the starter 1 is to pull the starter out and hook up like a battery charger to it and see if it works. 2 have someone turn the key and go and check to see if there is power going to the starter. hook up a voltmeter to the wires and see if there is voltage. if there is voltage then it may be the starter 3 napa sell a starter that you hook up one connection to the battery and then run the other wire to the starter and there is a push button in the center and when you push the button it completes the connection so power runs to the starter from teh battery so it works. and if the starter doesnt turn then you got a faulty starter. but just to let you know i never tried this 3rd way but my has done it and thats how i think it would be done. napa could explain it to you

make sure your engine fuses didnt blow either. dotn just check the fuses in the car, check the ones in the engine bay
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