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mkaealc7
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| Joined: 12/06
Posted: 01/26/07 08:22 AM
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Originally the key would not turn in the ignition cylinder and thanks to another post on this site I realized the ignition cylinder needed replaced. I had that done at Meineke and the minivan worked fine for about a week. That is to say the key turned in the cylinder and the starter engaged and the car fired right up. After a week this new problem came up which think is related. The key turns but the starter does not always engage. I find that if I push in hard and giggle it while I turn it the starter sometimes works, or I have to try that a few times to get it to start. After that it runs fine. It's just a start up problem. Meineke says it sounds like I need a new starter, but I think it is a bad electrical connection. Any opinions?
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pas
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| Joined: 09/08
Posted: 09/28/08 04:31 PM
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mkaealc7: Originally the key would not turn in the ignition cylinder and thanks to another post on this site I realized the ignition cylinder needed replaced. I had that done at Meineke and the minivan worked fine for about a week. That is to say the key turned in the cylinder and the starter engaged and the car fired right up. After a week this new problem came up which think is related. The key turns but the starter does not always engage. I find that if I push in hard and giggle it while I turn it the starter sometimes works, or I have to try that a few times to get it to start. After that it runs fine. It's just a start up problem. Meineke says it sounds like I need a new starter, but I think it is a bad electrical connection. Any opinions?
Did you ever get any answers to this question? I have the same problem and even though I've been told I need a new starter, I still think it could be the electrical connection(s).
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