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Triumph TR7
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Hi,helping my mate o do up his tr7(1980).A few weeks ago it got as it was difficult to start,unless we switched it on and off for as many times as it took to start.Now there is no response at all,not even the"click" from the battery.The battery is fully charged,we have had the starter recond and the ignition switch checked,no change.Any ideas?we are now getting desperate.Mick
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Check the solenoid trigger with a direct lead/cable from battery +.
If clicking and starter engages ok, suspect the feed from switch.
If NOT ok, check/remove starter .. suspect solenoid coil or trigger connection.
If solenoid clicks and that's all .. check main terminals and leads to solenoid/starter. Solenoid is faulty if starter still does not engage after checking main leads. In this case replace starter assy.
Be 100% sure and check engine earth lead too.
If clicking and starter engages ok, suspect the feed from switch.
If NOT ok, check/remove starter .. suspect solenoid coil or trigger connection.
If solenoid clicks and that's all .. check main terminals and leads to solenoid/starter. Solenoid is faulty if starter still does not engage after checking main leads. In this case replace starter assy.
Be 100% sure and check engine earth lead too.
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