Dodge Charger Starter Relay Problems at Cathy Coleman blog

Dodge Charger Starter Relay Problems. The starter relay is located in the fuse box under the hood, in slot #9. The most obvious warning sign of a bad starter relay is when the vehicle won't start. If you try to buy it from a parts store they will have to order it, so go buy it. It will start 8 or 9 times perfectly fine, then no crank for days at a time. Are the dash lights all doing what the normally do, except no start sound? It sounds like the contacts were already good when the starter works when you manually pushed the relay but for whatever. I have looked at the fuse box and the car manual, but the numbers indicated to change the starter relay do not match for it to. 4.5/5    (15k) The whirring and popping noises are probably normal, fuel system building up pressure and relays turning on in the fuse box. If not, then there is a high resistance issue in the starting. Lights all come on, i can hear a small click by the glove. Check for 12 volts on pin i of the starter relay when the ignition switch is turned to the start position.

The starter relay is located in the fuse box under the hood, in slot #9. If not, then there is a high resistance issue in the starting. Are the dash lights all doing what the normally do, except no start sound? The most obvious warning sign of a bad starter relay is when the vehicle won't start. It will start 8 or 9 times perfectly fine, then no crank for days at a time. The whirring and popping noises are probably normal, fuel system building up pressure and relays turning on in the fuse box. I have looked at the fuse box and the car manual, but the numbers indicated to change the starter relay do not match for it to. 4.5/5    (15k) If you try to buy it from a parts store they will have to order it, so go buy it. It sounds like the contacts were already good when the starter works when you manually pushed the relay but for whatever.

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Dodge Charger Starter Relay Problems The starter relay is located in the fuse box under the hood, in slot #9. It will start 8 or 9 times perfectly fine, then no crank for days at a time. I have looked at the fuse box and the car manual, but the numbers indicated to change the starter relay do not match for it to. The whirring and popping noises are probably normal, fuel system building up pressure and relays turning on in the fuse box. 4.5/5    (15k) Check for 12 volts on pin i of the starter relay when the ignition switch is turned to the start position. Are the dash lights all doing what the normally do, except no start sound? Lights all come on, i can hear a small click by the glove. If you try to buy it from a parts store they will have to order it, so go buy it. It sounds like the contacts were already good when the starter works when you manually pushed the relay but for whatever. The most obvious warning sign of a bad starter relay is when the vehicle won't start. The starter relay is located in the fuse box under the hood, in slot #9. If not, then there is a high resistance issue in the starting.