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235MX Start up issue


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Like Chris says, but if you're hearing a click when you push the start button that suggests your solenoid is okay. Most likely to be a ground of your starter is stuck. If the jump lead doesn't work then give the starter a few love thumps with a hammer. If the pawls in the starter are starting to get a bit worn they can stick between 2 windings and not spin the motor. Tapping with a hammer might make it work again but it's a good sign that the starter either needs replacing (not sure on ££) or repairing. Last time I got a starter repaired it was £30

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Yes. If the motor, get it off smart like, before it burns out proper. Easily reclaimable if just worn. K

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Tech tip is when you fit new brushes, stick it in a bucket of water n motor it on pair of jump leads to bed the brushes in then hairdryer it dry
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