I have a Toyota Tundra with the same engine. That happened to me. (I turned off the key and it kept on cranking, had to disconnect the battery to get it to stop) Turned out to be the starter solonoid was stuck closed. I had a poor connection on the battery and caused a low voltage, high current condition to the starter solonoid, welding the contacts together. I was lucky, I cleaned the battery posts and "whacked" the starter with a small hammer to jar the contacts loose. It's been working since. If that doesn't work for you, disconnect the small wire going to the starter and try again. If it still cranks when you reconnect the battery, remove the starter and dissassemble the solonoid. You will find the contacts to be a copper washer and two copper bolts. Most starter repair shops will have the necessary parts to replace the items, if not, you can turn the washer over to the unused side and on some you can remove the bolts and rotate them 180 degrees to a portion that isn't worn. Good luck!
I've replace the starter for a rebuilt and it spins. I know I've removed 2 screw to many. Could it be I've change the adjustment?
Where's the starter cylinder on my 97 escort
i have a 97 Nissan altijma and the oil light stays on but i checked the oil level and it is normal but the light flashes when i drive and at an idle it stays on is that oil pump.?
Were is located the starter in a kawasaki 1500cc year 97
All automotive starters are located at the point where the engine block meets the transmission. The gears of the starter must be engaged with the teeth on the flywheel when the starter is turned over, the power of the starter spinning turns the flywheel which moves the crank and thus moves the pistons for ignition. so, to answer this question, look around the bellhouseing of your transmission and you'll spot it.
A 97 lx doesn't have a starter relay. The relay is built into the solenoid of the starter motor itself. It uses light voltage to transfer the power from the main cable to the starter motor itself.
The starter solenoid is on the starter. The transmission solenoids are inside the trasnmission.
it is located on the side of the stater it will come when you remove the starter
follow the positive battery cable to the starter.
The starter for a 97 Regal will be located on the side of the engine for most motor sizes. It is close to the rear of the engine near the bellhousing.
The starter on a 97 Ford E-150 is located on the bottom of the engine. It bolts securely to the block and is fed directly by the battery.
Start with no starter??That car isn't going anywhere unless you change the starter or tow it.