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September 13th 06, 04:00 AM
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starter relay on a 97' cadillac Seville ?
I turned the key and nothing. Got good cables, battery, charge... so I
though it was the starter. The darn starter is under the intake manifold! I wanted to make sure it was the starter before I went and pulled the manifold to get to it. After further examination I noticed a click when the key was turned. It's not coming from the starter soleniod, it's coming from the relay. Could the relay be bad? how do I know it's the relay and not the starter, so I don't have to pull the manifold? Is the relay supposed to click like that? Any help/advice would be much appreciated! 
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September 13th 06, 01:24 PM
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starter relay on a 97' cadillac Seville ?
jcrazy1 wrote: > I turned the key and nothing. Got good cables, battery, charge... so I > though it was the starter. The darn starter is under the intake > manifold! I wanted to make sure it was the starter before I went and > pulled the manifold to get to it. After further examination I noticed > a click when the key was turned. It's not coming from the starter > soleniod, it's coming from the relay. Could the relay be bad? how do I > know it's the relay and not the starter, so I don't have to pull the > manifold? Is the relay supposed to click like that? Any help/advice > would be much appreciated! This is the antique VW group - you may want to find the caddy group.
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September 13th 06, 02:30 PM
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starter relay on a 97' cadillac Seville ?
Remco wrote: > jcrazy1 wrote: > > I turned the key and nothing. Got good cables, battery, charge... so I > > though it was the starter. The darn starter is under the intake > > manifold! I wanted to make sure it was the starter before I went and > > pulled the manifold to get to it. After further examination I noticed > > a click when the key was turned. It's not coming from the starter > > soleniod, it's coming from the relay. Could the relay be bad? how do I > > know it's the relay and not the starter, so I don't have to pull the > > manifold? Is the relay supposed to click like that? Any help/advice > > would be much appreciated! > > This is the antique VW group - you may want to find the caddy group. sorry didn't realize sent to wrong group
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