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Sivasoruban

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  1. I have an intermittent starting problem. Some time just hear a clunk and engine wont turn, at other times turn slowly then stops. Then if you try a gain, will turn and start normally. I suspect poor connection. Can some one tell me the location of starter motor. I think it is at the front, but before I dismantle everything to gain access, I need to be sure. Thanks
  2. I had a similar problem on a golf GTI about 15 years ago. I repaired the loom. Having said that, the loom on cars now a days are more complex. Basically If you can locate the wire that caught fire, then you need to isolate it. If it is already damaged, there is no harm cutting it. Do the same for all other damaged wire. To be on the safe side, pull out the fuse for Audio, Satnav and Autobox and fuel pump (if it is electrical) . This will prevent damage. Get hold of a fuse holder with 25amp fuse and connect croc clips on either side. Connect the positive terminal of the battery to the positive cable via the fuse to the battery using croc clips and look for the wire becoming warm or signs of smoke. If there is a short the fuse will blow. The most common problem is that the wire has become frayed and it is making contact with the body at some point. This what I found on the Golf. You can bet that this is occurring before the wire reaches the fuse box. Unfortunately this requires patience and checking the full connection and looms. If you have a tow bar, check the electrics and connections also.
  3. Hi, I am new, I have a Voyager, I have intermittent starting problem for a couple of days. I think it could be a loose wire on the starter motor. Can any one tell me the location of the starter motor. Is it at the front or back of the engine. Thanks
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