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don't go! poke it with a stick, swear at it, itr goes, few days later, don't go! poke it with a stick, swear at it, itr goes, few days later,don't go! poke it with a stick, swear at it, itr goes you get the idea! is this the bush or the actual motor??i know this has been on here loads but i can#t remember!

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either. assuming all electrical connections are OK, you'd be more qualified to check that! remove the starter motor (disconect batrery etc first) fire over direct ly to a battery to see if it spins like an electric motor. if all good, bush needs removing
http://www.club80-90.co.uk/wiki/index.p ... sh_removal
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works fine most of time so sounds like the bush! tried to get in to wiki but can't remember the login name! cheers bob!

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Post by Ivorblueun »

sounds like a sticky solonoid to me next time it happens try shorting the two large teminals on the solonoid if the motor spins up then your your solonoid is on the way out but check voltage from ignition is good (small spade connector)just in case fault lies there.
Stu

mine was a blue 89 Td Hitop

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