Re: Grinding noises and wont start
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Re: Grinding noises and wont start
On Sun, 07 Oct 2007 11:41:26 -0700, Matt <screwymatt@gmail.com> wrote:
>Howdy! I'm new to the group, i've had my YJ for about 5 years now and >it's the first time i've ran into anything that has had me stumped. >about 4 weeks ago my battery finally crapped out and died. I had >driven it with a super low battery for about 2 weeks (i know bad idea) >until i came up with the money to replace the bad battery. So i >replaced it and everything was fine and dandy until about 3 weeks ago >when i went to start my jeep and i got this weird loose grinding >noise. Not like something was being torn apart, i guess it would be >more of a free spinning chain noise. I was just wondering if anyone >had any suggestions about what it might be? The jeep will catch every >third of fourth try and start right up but it has me mystified. A weak battery means starter is usually powered longer because it cannot spin as fast to light engine and doing this for a while could damage starter from excessive heating. Modern starters are not as sturdy as one used 20 and 30 years ago. I would pull and inspect or replace starter. ----------------- TheSnoMan.com |
Re: Grinding noises and wont start
On Sun, 07 Oct 2007 11:41:26 -0700, Matt <screwymatt@gmail.com> wrote:
>Howdy! I'm new to the group, i've had my YJ for about 5 years now and >it's the first time i've ran into anything that has had me stumped. >about 4 weeks ago my battery finally crapped out and died. I had >driven it with a super low battery for about 2 weeks (i know bad idea) >until i came up with the money to replace the bad battery. So i >replaced it and everything was fine and dandy until about 3 weeks ago >when i went to start my jeep and i got this weird loose grinding >noise. Not like something was being torn apart, i guess it would be >more of a free spinning chain noise. I was just wondering if anyone >had any suggestions about what it might be? The jeep will catch every >third of fourth try and start right up but it has me mystified. A weak battery means starter is usually powered longer because it cannot spin as fast to light engine and doing this for a while could damage starter from excessive heating. Modern starters are not as sturdy as one used 20 and 30 years ago. I would pull and inspect or replace starter. ----------------- TheSnoMan.com |
Re: Grinding noises and wont start
On Sun, 07 Oct 2007 11:41:26 -0700, Matt <screwymatt@gmail.com> wrote:
>Howdy! I'm new to the group, i've had my YJ for about 5 years now and >it's the first time i've ran into anything that has had me stumped. >about 4 weeks ago my battery finally crapped out and died. I had >driven it with a super low battery for about 2 weeks (i know bad idea) >until i came up with the money to replace the bad battery. So i >replaced it and everything was fine and dandy until about 3 weeks ago >when i went to start my jeep and i got this weird loose grinding >noise. Not like something was being torn apart, i guess it would be >more of a free spinning chain noise. I was just wondering if anyone >had any suggestions about what it might be? The jeep will catch every >third of fourth try and start right up but it has me mystified. A weak battery means starter is usually powered longer because it cannot spin as fast to light engine and doing this for a while could damage starter from excessive heating. Modern starters are not as sturdy as one used 20 and 30 years ago. I would pull and inspect or replace starter. ----------------- TheSnoMan.com |
Re: Grinding noises and wont start
On Sun, 07 Oct 2007 11:41:26 -0700, Matt <screwymatt@gmail.com> wrote:
>Howdy! I'm new to the group, i've had my YJ for about 5 years now and >it's the first time i've ran into anything that has had me stumped. >about 4 weeks ago my battery finally crapped out and died. I had >driven it with a super low battery for about 2 weeks (i know bad idea) >until i came up with the money to replace the bad battery. So i >replaced it and everything was fine and dandy until about 3 weeks ago >when i went to start my jeep and i got this weird loose grinding >noise. Not like something was being torn apart, i guess it would be >more of a free spinning chain noise. I was just wondering if anyone >had any suggestions about what it might be? The jeep will catch every >third of fourth try and start right up but it has me mystified. A weak battery means starter is usually powered longer because it cannot spin as fast to light engine and doing this for a while could damage starter from excessive heating. Modern starters are not as sturdy as one used 20 and 30 years ago. I would pull and inspect or replace starter. ----------------- TheSnoMan.com |
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