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For what it's worth ... whacking the starter on my jeep would get it to
start indicating a starter problem (solenoid, wiring etc was ok). I replaced
the starter with a rebuilt from the dealer (all that's available for a '96
XJ). Less than a year later, that starter failed. I replaced that one (it
was replaced under warranty) with a "better one" (the original replacement
had been superceded). Where I'm going with this is ... when you replace that
starter, I suggest get one from a reputable source so as to reduce the risk
of going through the same exercise again.


"Wm. E. Fletcher" wrote in message
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Wellcraft, 28 with twin inboard, 230 Mercruisers. The port engine will
not start unless one pounds on the starter with the ignition on. I have
been told that this is due to a stuck solenoid or that I need a new or
rebuilt starter.. Is this accurate information?
thanks, Bill





 
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