Be a tight end. You can get in as a starter pretty fast. Lots of teams have two tight end formations, so even if your the 2nd TE, you still get in. Plus you get to block a lot, and catch some passes. Blocking is my favorite part.
In superstar mode for madden 07 can you become a starter without changing the depth chart?
yes you just have to be the best at that position
In superstar mode for madden 07 can you become a starter without changing the depth chart?
definitely, if your better then the already starter then youll be put there automatically, and if you arent, you can change the depth chart or when you get playing time make plays or in practice
you can but when u roll your char. it has to be the best of the best on the team. (very hard) i only did it once with a HB
Thursday, September 15, 2011
I am changing a starter on a 97 firebird.?
where should the front jackstands be placed? and where can i get illustrations as well?
thank you in advance
I am changing a starter on a 97 firebird.?
put the stands under the lower control arms on both sides or buy yourself some drive up car ramps.
I am changing a starter on a 97 firebird.?
check this out
http://cars.ign.com/articles/683/683863p鈥?/a>
thank you in advance
I am changing a starter on a 97 firebird.?
put the stands under the lower control arms on both sides or buy yourself some drive up car ramps.
I am changing a starter on a 97 firebird.?
check this out
http://cars.ign.com/articles/683/683863p鈥?/a>
96 Dodge neon wont start. lights work, engine sounds like soft machinegun fire.changed starter,bttry,help?
I changed my fuel pump last year, the starter was changed three weeks ago. The essence of the problem is that my engine wont turn over. When I turn the key I get a sound that resembles soft machine gun fire. I have checked my battery. The battery is good. The lights come on , the radio works, I am at wits end. IF anyone has any suggestions please reply.
96 Dodge neon wont start. lights work, engine sounds like soft machinegun fire.changed starter,bttry,help?
You have a bad ground to the car from the battery. listen to king_davis13 he is correct.
everybody that said it is a starter need to learn how to read. He already stated that the starter was changed out three weeks ago. duh!!!
96 Dodge neon wont start. lights work, engine sounds like soft machinegun fire.changed starter,bttry,help?
sounds like the starter
Its gotta be a defective starter. Cant be battery cables, you say you have juice.
Try a new one, see if that works.
After that look into an ignition switch.
sounds like you blew a piston
Still sounds like a weak battery. Try again with a known good battery or jump from a running vehicle. It takes far more power to turn over an engine than it does to turn on the lights.
Also if your car has a separate starter relay, check the relay.
The starter is probably a lemon.. take it back to where it was changed and have them check it again. Good luck.
sell your dodge. buy a toyota.
you should check to see that the battery terminal is making a good connection and is not corroded. you can buy battery terminal cleaners and replacement battery terminals at walmart
Sounds like wiring, possibly your solenoid, I know they make that kind of a sound on a ford, when they are screwy so that would probably be the way to go. You may also have a worn flywheel. try turning the motor over by hand (with the ignition off) part way with the crankshaft pulley, and see if that makes any difference. Your starter might be grinding on worn teeth on your flywheel.
Sometimes the problem is not with the starter itself, but the starter solenoid. If the connection from the battery to the starter solenoid is weak or loose, all you get when you turn the ignition key is a series of quick taps and no fire. The starter is not engaging the flywheel, so your car won't start.
Not all starters have solenoids, but older cars almost always have them. It's essentially a battery pack sitting on top of the starter section with the bendix that connects to the flywheel. With a bad starter solenoid, everything else electrical should still work. You may have a short leading from the battery to the starter or a bad wire altogether. A mechanic should be able to test out your electrical system with a voltmeter and listen to the machinegun noise for clues.
if your engine turn over,inspect the timing belt for damage.if your engine does not turn,either your starter is defective or the engine piston is hitting the valve due to a broken timing belt
dead battery. maybe the mechanic cheated you in to thinking he replaced it.
You most likely have a bad ground from the motor to the body. To see if it is , Simply take a set of jumper cables and hook one end up to the motor where it will make good contact and hook the other end up to the body where it will make good contact. Now just hit the key and see if it starts. If it does you need a new ground strap, if it does not start I would say it is your starter. Either it is just defective or it needs shimmed. If it needed shimmed though I would expect you to say that there is a loud grinding going on. Hope I have been helpful.
the %26quot;machine gun fire%26quot; is natural for the car generaly it the battery is dead. your lights and radio ect can still come on if the battery has juice, but it may not have enough power to crank the engine. if you take it to an auto parts store they load test it (check to see how much power it makes when under a load). if nothing else you could get a %26quot;breaker bar%26quot; and try to manually turn the engine over to make sure its not seized or anything. be careful that your not unscrewing the bolt that holds the harmonic balancer pully when you do so. iits highly unlikely unless you really beat on your car before you shut it off. if the battery works ok then you must have a bad relay. you can check it yourself if your good with a multimeter or have a friend that is. you'll need a manual to find out how to check it. You can just replaice it if you want to. it not likely to be a bad ground because it wouldn't work at all then but it is possible. But yeah, recheck that battery. good luck
Bad starter, neons and stratus' are bad about that. so you need to get a new starter and it will work, promise
You say the battery is good, but did you actually check it a multimeter? There's enough juice to turn on the lights and radio, but is there enough to turn over the car? My Cuda needs 11.93 volts at the very least to turn over. My guess is the battery is just not charged enough.
Check the starter relay. That could also be the culprit. It is possible that you got a bad part from the dealership, but it's unlikely.
i have a 97 neon and that happened to me check your alternator and alternator belt
does the %26quot;machine gun fire%26quot; sound like clicking from under the hood? or gears grinding from under the car? if it's clicking under the hood you have a dead battery or bad connection. if it's under the car your starter is obviously good since it's spinning but the gear is not meshing with the teeth on the flywheel. you need a STARTER SHIM but before you do that remove the starter and inspect the teeth on the starter gear to make sure you did not wear them down while trying to start the car.
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96 Dodge neon wont start. lights work, engine sounds like soft machinegun fire.changed starter,bttry,help?
You have a bad ground to the car from the battery. listen to king_davis13 he is correct.
everybody that said it is a starter need to learn how to read. He already stated that the starter was changed out three weeks ago. duh!!!
96 Dodge neon wont start. lights work, engine sounds like soft machinegun fire.changed starter,bttry,help?
sounds like the starter
Its gotta be a defective starter. Cant be battery cables, you say you have juice.
Try a new one, see if that works.
After that look into an ignition switch.
sounds like you blew a piston
Still sounds like a weak battery. Try again with a known good battery or jump from a running vehicle. It takes far more power to turn over an engine than it does to turn on the lights.
Also if your car has a separate starter relay, check the relay.
The starter is probably a lemon.. take it back to where it was changed and have them check it again. Good luck.
sell your dodge. buy a toyota.
you should check to see that the battery terminal is making a good connection and is not corroded. you can buy battery terminal cleaners and replacement battery terminals at walmart
Sounds like wiring, possibly your solenoid, I know they make that kind of a sound on a ford, when they are screwy so that would probably be the way to go. You may also have a worn flywheel. try turning the motor over by hand (with the ignition off) part way with the crankshaft pulley, and see if that makes any difference. Your starter might be grinding on worn teeth on your flywheel.
Sometimes the problem is not with the starter itself, but the starter solenoid. If the connection from the battery to the starter solenoid is weak or loose, all you get when you turn the ignition key is a series of quick taps and no fire. The starter is not engaging the flywheel, so your car won't start.
Not all starters have solenoids, but older cars almost always have them. It's essentially a battery pack sitting on top of the starter section with the bendix that connects to the flywheel. With a bad starter solenoid, everything else electrical should still work. You may have a short leading from the battery to the starter or a bad wire altogether. A mechanic should be able to test out your electrical system with a voltmeter and listen to the machinegun noise for clues.
if your engine turn over,inspect the timing belt for damage.if your engine does not turn,either your starter is defective or the engine piston is hitting the valve due to a broken timing belt
dead battery. maybe the mechanic cheated you in to thinking he replaced it.
You most likely have a bad ground from the motor to the body. To see if it is , Simply take a set of jumper cables and hook one end up to the motor where it will make good contact and hook the other end up to the body where it will make good contact. Now just hit the key and see if it starts. If it does you need a new ground strap, if it does not start I would say it is your starter. Either it is just defective or it needs shimmed. If it needed shimmed though I would expect you to say that there is a loud grinding going on. Hope I have been helpful.
the %26quot;machine gun fire%26quot; is natural for the car generaly it the battery is dead. your lights and radio ect can still come on if the battery has juice, but it may not have enough power to crank the engine. if you take it to an auto parts store they load test it (check to see how much power it makes when under a load). if nothing else you could get a %26quot;breaker bar%26quot; and try to manually turn the engine over to make sure its not seized or anything. be careful that your not unscrewing the bolt that holds the harmonic balancer pully when you do so. iits highly unlikely unless you really beat on your car before you shut it off. if the battery works ok then you must have a bad relay. you can check it yourself if your good with a multimeter or have a friend that is. you'll need a manual to find out how to check it. You can just replaice it if you want to. it not likely to be a bad ground because it wouldn't work at all then but it is possible. But yeah, recheck that battery. good luck
Bad starter, neons and stratus' are bad about that. so you need to get a new starter and it will work, promise
You say the battery is good, but did you actually check it a multimeter? There's enough juice to turn on the lights and radio, but is there enough to turn over the car? My Cuda needs 11.93 volts at the very least to turn over. My guess is the battery is just not charged enough.
Check the starter relay. That could also be the culprit. It is possible that you got a bad part from the dealership, but it's unlikely.
i have a 97 neon and that happened to me check your alternator and alternator belt
does the %26quot;machine gun fire%26quot; sound like clicking from under the hood? or gears grinding from under the car? if it's clicking under the hood you have a dead battery or bad connection. if it's under the car your starter is obviously good since it's spinning but the gear is not meshing with the teeth on the flywheel. you need a STARTER SHIM but before you do that remove the starter and inspect the teeth on the starter gear to make sure you did not wear them down while trying to start the car.
sell it
Before changing a starter?
My Toyota Tacoma won't always start. It clicks once and then nothing. A couple people have told me it's the starter, but I've also read that you should check some other things first because starters are expensive. But, what else should I check and how?
Before changing a starter?
Always check battery cables and connections, but I can tell you what your trouble is.
That truck uses a gear reduction type starter with the energizing solenoid mounted on it. In the solenoid is a plunger and two copper contacts that get worn from the heat and use they see over time. The starter motor itself rarely wears, it is always the contacts.
The solenoid can be replaced, but is usually replaced with the starter. I replace the contacts only in most cases for $100.00 if on the car, $50.00 if you bring it to me. It is a simple job really, but finding new contacts may be a problem.
Before changing a starter?
Try taking the starter off and taking it to a parts store. Most of them will test the starter for you for free.
one hill billy methead for testing the starter is while u hold the key in the start position have a buddy of ur get a hammer or screwdriver or something and hit the starter a couple of times, if the car trys to start its ur starter, if it doesnt try to start it still could be ur starter..
but to make things easier check to see if ur battery is still good, sorri i dont have a hill billy methead for testing ur battery well not any safe ways at lease.
oh yeah if you do change the starter dont forget to disconnect the battery be safe
Hook your car up to some jumper cables and see if it still clicks if so that will rule out weak battery and alternator. When you take it off to replace it have it tested just to be absolutely sure. You are gonna have to take it to the parts store to get your core back anyway. Sometimes it can just be a fried out solenoid i had this happen to me a few times. The solenoid is a small fraction of the price of the complete starter if it is removable from your stater not shure on a toyota.
Check or have the battery checked, make sure all connections(battery and starter) are free of corrosion. After this if you still have a problem drive it to the parts store and they will check it for free.
Before changing a starter?
Always check battery cables and connections, but I can tell you what your trouble is.
That truck uses a gear reduction type starter with the energizing solenoid mounted on it. In the solenoid is a plunger and two copper contacts that get worn from the heat and use they see over time. The starter motor itself rarely wears, it is always the contacts.
The solenoid can be replaced, but is usually replaced with the starter. I replace the contacts only in most cases for $100.00 if on the car, $50.00 if you bring it to me. It is a simple job really, but finding new contacts may be a problem.
Before changing a starter?
Try taking the starter off and taking it to a parts store. Most of them will test the starter for you for free.
one hill billy methead for testing the starter is while u hold the key in the start position have a buddy of ur get a hammer or screwdriver or something and hit the starter a couple of times, if the car trys to start its ur starter, if it doesnt try to start it still could be ur starter..
but to make things easier check to see if ur battery is still good, sorri i dont have a hill billy methead for testing ur battery well not any safe ways at lease.
oh yeah if you do change the starter dont forget to disconnect the battery be safe
Hook your car up to some jumper cables and see if it still clicks if so that will rule out weak battery and alternator. When you take it off to replace it have it tested just to be absolutely sure. You are gonna have to take it to the parts store to get your core back anyway. Sometimes it can just be a fried out solenoid i had this happen to me a few times. The solenoid is a small fraction of the price of the complete starter if it is removable from your stater not shure on a toyota.
Check or have the battery checked, make sure all connections(battery and starter) are free of corrosion. After this if you still have a problem drive it to the parts store and they will check it for free.
Where are the retainer bolts for the starter on a 97 ford taurus 3.0 dohc?
I am changing the starter on my taurus and have everything disconnected except the second retainer bolt. I can't see it or find it.
Where are the retainer bolts for the starter on a 97 ford taurus 3.0 dohc?
think of it as the face of a clock and the lower one is around 6 or 7 the upper should be at 1or 2
you should be able to feel it
Where are the retainer bolts for the starter on a 97 ford taurus 3.0 dohc?
think of it as the face of a clock and the lower one is around 6 or 7 the upper should be at 1or 2
you should be able to feel it
Why the car won't start after a starter change?
Recently I changed the starter on a '91 ford escort sw. To my surprise although the starter is ok the car won't crank. What could be wrong?
Why the car won't start after a starter change?
check the connection on the starter, or check the starter relay, or check the neutral safety switch.
Why the car won't start after a starter change?
Starter relay? Neutral Safety Switch? High resistance in the main battery postive cable? Failing ignition switch? Bad 'S' terminal wire or circuit? Bad battery? Defective replacement starter? Take your pick
Check to see if the battery is fully charged to a minimum of 12 volts. There could be corrosion under the battery cables that you can not see with out removing them. Current can be blocked by white fluffy stuff on the terminals of the battery. A bad ignition switch may be blocking the voltage to the starter assuming that all of the wires were reattached to the new starter when it was reinstalled.
Have you checked the %26quot;starter relay%26quot; ? Also, check fuses. Does the car have an alarm ? I had a car that this exact thing happened to and I wound up running two wires to the starter(positive and ground) and mounting the other ends inside to a toggle switch. Then I just turned the key to the %26quot;ON%26quot; position and hit my switch to start it.
is it a new or rebuild starter? hope u didn't buy a starter from the junk yard cus it may be a bad one just do a check over again.
is the batt cables are good? is the batt post cleen? is the batt charged?
good luck
hope this helps some
First recheck all your connections to make sure you hooked everything back together right. Second it could probably just be the solenoid on top of the starter. Alot of people think they need a starter but mostly its the solenoid. this is about $6-12. Good Luck.
Why the car won't start after a starter change?
check the connection on the starter, or check the starter relay, or check the neutral safety switch.
Why the car won't start after a starter change?
Starter relay? Neutral Safety Switch? High resistance in the main battery postive cable? Failing ignition switch? Bad 'S' terminal wire or circuit? Bad battery? Defective replacement starter? Take your pick
Check to see if the battery is fully charged to a minimum of 12 volts. There could be corrosion under the battery cables that you can not see with out removing them. Current can be blocked by white fluffy stuff on the terminals of the battery. A bad ignition switch may be blocking the voltage to the starter assuming that all of the wires were reattached to the new starter when it was reinstalled.
Have you checked the %26quot;starter relay%26quot; ? Also, check fuses. Does the car have an alarm ? I had a car that this exact thing happened to and I wound up running two wires to the starter(positive and ground) and mounting the other ends inside to a toggle switch. Then I just turned the key to the %26quot;ON%26quot; position and hit my switch to start it.
is it a new or rebuild starter? hope u didn't buy a starter from the junk yard cus it may be a bad one just do a check over again.
is the batt cables are good? is the batt post cleen? is the batt charged?
good luck
hope this helps some
First recheck all your connections to make sure you hooked everything back together right. Second it could probably just be the solenoid on top of the starter. Alot of people think they need a starter but mostly its the solenoid. this is about $6-12. Good Luck.
How to change a starter on ford?
anyone know any step by step instructions on changing a starter on a 91 explorer?
How to change a starter on ford?
Assuming the engine is a 4.0L 鈥揤6
1. Remove the neg. lead from the battery.
2. Jack up the front of the vehicle %26amp; place on jack stands.
3. Crawl under the vehicle %26amp; remove the wires from the starter
4. Remove all mounting bolts %26amp; remove the starter.
5. To install - Repeat procedure in reverse
- - -
How to change a starter on ford?
go to the car part store, buy a Chilton's book on your make and year explorer , it give a step by step direction on all phases of YOUR car, taking a starter out is easy, get the truck up on jacks, clean the wires up so you can see , and make a drawing of where there hooked up, not a big deal , take the + cable off the battery, and unhook the wires on the starter, now take the starter out, most of the time there are 2 different size wrenches, take it to a shop that fixes only starters and alternators, saves you 1/2 the cost, reinstall in reverse order, this is about 1 hours work .
How to change a starter on ford?
Assuming the engine is a 4.0L 鈥揤6
1. Remove the neg. lead from the battery.
2. Jack up the front of the vehicle %26amp; place on jack stands.
3. Crawl under the vehicle %26amp; remove the wires from the starter
4. Remove all mounting bolts %26amp; remove the starter.
5. To install - Repeat procedure in reverse
- - -
How to change a starter on ford?
go to the car part store, buy a Chilton's book on your make and year explorer , it give a step by step direction on all phases of YOUR car, taking a starter out is easy, get the truck up on jacks, clean the wires up so you can see , and make a drawing of where there hooked up, not a big deal , take the + cable off the battery, and unhook the wires on the starter, now take the starter out, most of the time there are 2 different size wrenches, take it to a shop that fixes only starters and alternators, saves you 1/2 the cost, reinstall in reverse order, this is about 1 hours work .
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