As aboveAlso check the wiring to the starter, check the earth points for corrosion on the solenoid but its sounds like how mine did last year which at the time I paid £70 for a new remanufactured one from Bosch.
Sounds like the starter solenoid is sticking on the motor. It should spring out and engage your flywheel to turn the engine over. Its hard to make out if your engine is turning over, but dont think it is on the first try. New starter motor time me thinks.
wtf?? no.
Quote from: harlemex on 20 November 2011, 14:01wtf?? no.Could you elaborate why not?
Quote from: daugavpils on 20 November 2011, 14:38Quote from: harlemex on 20 November 2011, 14:01wtf?? no.Could you elaborate why not?Because what you're experiencing is the starter gear not engaging with the flywheel and spinning the engine over. The "hissing" is the starter motor gear spinning freely. The problem in the link you posted is far more complicated as the guy is running LPG & petrol and it's backfiring and running rich, so it's totally irrelevant.[/quoteOk, thank you for the clarification.