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Starter issues ?


fishermusk

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I have a 2000 90 horse mercury 3 cylinder that will not turn over.

I thought it was the solenoid and I replaced it, the solenoid is making an audible click. It still will not turn over.

I tested voltage to the starter once I removed the hot wire (I was told this would be a better way to test the voltage) and had 13 Volts.

The starter is quite expensive so I would like to be sure that is the problem before I replace it.

Any Ideas

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I just went out and started it with the rope. At least I can still go fishing today.

Do you think the starter is bad?

I hope not the starter is 340.00 dollars or 275.00 for rebuilt with 1 year warranty. Is rebuilt just as good as new?

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The reman'ed started should be fine. I've used rebuilt starters in cars for years. I would remove the starter though and have a look at it, see if you can get the shaft freed up. If you can get it unstuck or figure out what the problem is you might save yourself some cash.

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If you have 13 volts to the starter, then really the only other thing to check would be the grounds and other connections. If all are fine then Yes it sounds like your starter is bad. One other option you have is to have it rebuilt by an auto-electric shop

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