Electric issues in a dsm

[tntmstr]

XJHEAD;318901 wrote:
He missed a ground wire some where.

This x2.

[beachbum_jon]

Iv never changed a starter on a dsm, but on every starter iv changed, there was only 4 wires and a signal...how can you miss one?

[Cakija]

beachbum_jon;318973 wrote:
Iv never changed a starter on a dsm, but on every starter iv changed, there was only 4 wires and a signal...how can you miss one?

no clue man I talked to another mechanic he told me its either a fuse some where or he didnt connect all 3 wires, so im hoping its a simple fix when I take it in on monday

[JN210]

you're having problems with a dsm!?! wtf man!? I thought they were bullet-proof or something...

[thurmanmerman]

JN210;318983 wrote:
you're having problems with a dsm!?! wtf man!? I thought they were bullet-proof or something...

Your post isn't helping solve his problem.

[JN210]

aww, Im sorry, get over it.

and torbs answer of "sell it" doesnt really seem to help with solving an electric issue either.

[thurmanmerman]

JN210;319024 wrote:
aww, Im sorry, get over it.

and torbs answer of "sell it" doesnt really seem to help with solving an electric issue either.

Yeah but your just a little dbag now.

btw, get over a joke about you bitching about not having a leg.

[capitlj]

XJHEAD;318901 wrote:
He missed a ground wire some where.

This x3 probably just held on by one of the starter bolts.

[Cakija]

issue is fixed, fuse box connector wasnt all the way in

[XJHEAD]

Cakija;319148 wrote:
issue is fixed, fuse box connector wasnt all the way in

Why does one pull the connector when replacing a starter?????

[Cakija]

XJHEAD;319149 wrote:
Why does one pull the connector when replacing a starter?????

they were checking fuses before replacing the starter is what I was told