

| Subject: | Re: Starter/relay/switch problem |
| From: | OlRivrRat |
| Date: | Mon, 23 Jul 2012 11:43:54 -0600 |
DaveB
Unless you have replaced it recently, a good place to start is to
replace your IgnitionSwitch. Go
get a new one (they're cheap & we all should carry a spare anyway) &
simply unplug the connector
from the old installed one & connect it to the new uninstalled one &
give it a twist.
The ScrewDriver across the SolenoidTerminals works but I prefer a
heavy gauge wire or even
better, a RemoteStarterSwitch. Good luck.
ORR ~ DeanB
On 23 Jul , 2012, at 9:50 AM, David Bjorkman wrote:
> Hi All;
> What's that Roseanna Anna Danna's dad used to say, It's Always
> Something.
>
> Camper won't start. Noticed a delay a few (intermittant) times when
> starting over a few weeks. Turn the key, just a moment or two of
> hesitation, then start. Then once it wouldn't start so I pushed it,
> jumped in and popped the clutch, and it started and then no problem
> for a few weeks. Went out this AM and no start. Lights and bells
> fine. Starter gave no signs of getting tired. I would like to try
> to electrically "jump" the starter to see if it is broke (I don't
> think so), but havn't done that in a long time and would like a
> refresher from anyone out there who has done this recently. Any
> other diagnostic hints would also be helpful. I have a VW inline 4
> in there, and the starter is somewhat accessable. Same type starter
> as waterboxer. I am also facing downhill in a pull in parking spot
> so jumpstarting with a push is not an option (unless I get someone
> to pull me out of this parking spot).
>
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