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    Have you tried starting the car with a jumper wire to see if the starter hangs up then???? If it doesn't, could be a faulty or sticky switch......
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dave Severson View Post
    Have you tried starting the car with a jumper wire to see if the starter hangs up then???? If it doesn't, could be a faulty or sticky switch......
    Sounds good to me and simple enough to try! How do I rig up the jumper wire?

    Thanks for all the suggestions.
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    Quote Originally Posted by bucs012 View Post
    Sounds good to me and simple enough to try! How do I rig up the jumper wire?

    Thanks for all the suggestions.
    As Jerry said, put the key in the on position, then jump from the large terminal to the S terminal on the starter...Use a heavy gauge wire so you don't burn your fingers.
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