s14 starter would be the same thing. you can pop start with a low charge on your battery, because once it turns over (with compression from the push start), the electricity comes from your alternator. but if you feel that confident with your battery, just toss in the s14 starter.NICONick wrote:The battery I think is fine, I have power to all electronics. I hear a little click when I turn the key, and once it's pop-started it's fine... does that necessarily mean anything?
I have a S14 starter, but of course it snowed last night and now I can't replace the starter cause I can't move my car and I don't have a garage....
Even with the problem I explained in the first post, with it not starting once, and then no prob for nearly a month and then experiencing the same thing yesterday ? Battery?wackawacka wrote:Why not just try another battery first. Alot easier to swap in and out than a starter... Borrow someones.
Its winter. Its freezing cold. Is your battery New?
You can have power to electornics and not be able to crank because those lights take virtually no power compared to an electric motor trying to turn over a cold motor.
I would put money on the battery.
Driven daily....wackawacka wrote:How long did it sit in between the last time you drove it and when you tried unsucessfully to start it.
What kind of clicking are you referring to ? fast clicking or turn key-click turn key-click, or turn key click click click click... ?
every time you turn the key to start it....NICONick wrote:
What kind of clicking are you referring to ? fast clicking or turn key-click turn key-click, or turn key click click click click... ?
Ok well I'm hoping its just the starter. Me thinks its a few bad spots on the starter... We'll see ...drifters2it_sideways wrote:
every time you turn the key to start it....
turn foward once.... one click
do it again... click
3rd time... click....
when it starts no one knows.... lol
good louck bro... im on my 3rd stater, new cables, new battery, new battery conect. ect. and still clicking.
Well I already have a S14 starter laying around but I dont wanna take it to get it tested cause I may not make it back ....hungryjoseph wrote:Get your battery tested first, easy and cheap things before hard and more costly things, general rule when you're working on cars.