or if thats too exciting fer you you could always lie under yer landy and watch the chassis rustAs an aside, when you have a dicky solenoid as well, and the two faults sync perfectly you can have fun watching the solenoid oscillate rapidly with the starter occasionally spinning
or if thats too exciting fer you you could always lie under yer landy and watch the chassis rust
Yup, this is a starter on it's way out. The click is the solenoid activating, but there is a dicky contact so the motor doesn't spin. A decent independent should be able to fit a recon one for next to nothing.
As an aside, when you have a dicky solenoid as well, and the two faults sync perfectly you can have fun watching the solenoid oscillate rapidly with the starter occasionally spinning
Last couple of days, when trying to start my landy, the key turns and all i get is a click, then off, click, off, click, off, then start.
Is this typical starter motor probs?
Im totally mechanically naive.