Starter sticking - pulling my hair out!
I can't get my starter to disengage.
2001 S10 4x4 4.3L V6. I had just replaced the 4L60e. Used the exact same flex plate as before, exact same starter as before. It worked fine for half a dozen starts while I was testing things. It decides it's going to stick and not disengage. Here are the things I have done:
It only disengages when I disconnect a battery cable. I've spend a whole day on it. I have to leave it with my son in California and go home to Arizona in the morning. I'm at my wit's end! Please help! |
Re: Starter sticking - pulling my hair out!
Update:
We pulled the starter, put it in my '97 'burb. Did about 10 starts with absolutely no issue. Before we put it back in the S10, I took off the little metal ring that is bolted to the block and goes around the nose cone. It worked great for about 5 starts, and I thought it was working, but then it stuck again. I put the last shim in the pack in, making it a total of .120" in shims. Still sticking. It's late. I'm going to bed. Hopefully someone has good ideas posted when I wake up. |
Starter sticking 4.3L Vortec
I'm not getting any traction over on the S10 page, so hopefully someone here will know.
I can't get my starter to disengage. 2001 S10 4x4 4.3L V6. I had just replaced the 4L60e. Used the exact same flex plate as before, exact same starter as before. It worked fine for half a dozen starts while I was testing things. It decides it's going to stick and not disengage. Here are the things I have done:
It only disengages when I disconnect a battery cable. I've spend a whole day on it. I have to leave it with my son in California and go home to Arizona for work tomorrow. I'm at my wit's end! Please help! |
Re: Starter sticking 4.3L Vortec
When you replaced the transmission, did you disturb the flexplate or starter?
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Re: Starter sticking 4.3L Vortec
Hook up ONLY the battery cable. Then use a remote starter or a jumper to crank it over. Does it still stick?
And just to be sure - the battery cable is on the large post that's farthest from the starter body. The other large post has a lead that goes into the starter. The small wire from the ignition should be on the post marked "S". |
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