2007 Ford Mustang GT California Special Convertible "hit car starter hammer" Questions

hit it to hard, after tapping starter start car if that does not work another simple possibility is the steerwheel lock, with ignition on off possition turn steering wheel, listen for click, then turn

Hit the starter with a hammer -Verify Battery is connected -Checked fuses. I have radio and headlights when I turn the key. All we here is a click ( not the usual multiple clicks that tells you it's a

hit the starter with a hammer while you attempt to start it. not hard enough to break it tho. if it starts... .replace the starter. also test the voltage of the battery when you attempt to start it...

...car, hit the starter (not hard enough to dent it) with the hammer. If it starts, the starter was 'frozen' and should be replaced. If nothing happens, try taking the starter off and bringing it to a ...

hit starter with a hammer to start. Where is the starter located? It's at the back of the engine. If you don't know what it is, don't hit it with a hammer, take it to a shop and have it pulled off and

hit that object it will have the same affect. Hope this helps and have an awesome day Barb. Carefully, very carefully, Barb. Seriously though, if you suspect that the motor brushes are stuck away from

...car won't start Turn on the headlights. If they're nice and bright, try the horn. If the horn sounds o.k. the battery is probably o.k. Locate the starter under the motor. Find a spot on the side of ...

...power hit the starter with a hammer (be careful not to break the starter) and if the starter is bad it may start when hit with a hammer. if that is the case then you will need to replace the

Hit the starter with a hammer -Verify Battery is connected -Checked fuses. I have radio and headlights when I turn the key. All we here is a click ( not the usual multiple clicks that tells you it's a

...hammer it starts what wrong ? Hi: As starters get old, they can bind up , and that hammer hit you did just broke it free. You need to replace your starter as an assembly, and you should be good to