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I had the same issue as this and it turned out to be the starter motor solenoid. You can buy repair kits for them
turn the key 5 or 6 times
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thanks will try all suggestions tomorrow. jI had the same issue as this and it turned out to be the starter motor solenoid. You can buy repair kits for them
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Yeah same here, starter repair kit is only around £12 on ebay. Mine starts first time every time now! And a new batt certainly helped
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Thanks for all the replies,looks like it's off to eba y for a repair kit.Will let you know the outcome. I
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update...…
well checked all connections and cant find anything loose,so have ordered a new starter motor.[I know I could of got a repair kit but it wasn't that expensive].well chuff me,from the minute I ordered the starter motor it hasn't done it once.land rovers you've got to love em. j
well checked all connections and cant find anything loose,so have ordered a new starter motor.[I know I could of got a repair kit but it wasn't that expensive].well chuff me,from the minute I ordered the starter motor it hasn't done it once.land rovers you've got to love em. j
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Maybe the wiggling or starter wires did the thing ... they do have a tendency to need re-crimping on the little white exciter wire to the starter ...
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