Why does my Saturn make a clicking noise when I start it?
When the contacts in the starter solenoid burn, the solenoid burns out or damages the starter motor. Most of the time when the starter solenoid or starter motor is damaged, the Saturn owner can hear a clicking noise when the ignition switch is engaged.
Are there any problems with the Saturn SL2 starter solenoid?
Many problems can occur when this process is begun in the starter solenoid. The Saturn SL2 has had a recall for problems with the starter solenoid because of the voltage cable from the battery. In this case, the terminal on the end of the positive battery cable that runs and connects to the starter solenoid is defective.
What to do if your Saturn has HIGH idle?
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What causes the solenoid on a Saturn to melt?
In this instance, the battery causes a power surge when the Saturn ignition is engaged. This power surge or voltage surge creates a burst of current to be sent to the starter solenoid, causing the contacts to burn and melt.
Is there a problem with the starter solenoid on Saturn?
The Saturn has had several reports and at least one recall on the vehicles concerning starter solenoid problems. The starter solenoid is attached to the starter, and allows current to flow into the starter when the ignition switch is engaged.
What causes the kocking sound on start-up that disappears?
Depending on how cold it is or I guess long it’s sitting, I’ve heard it do it for about 30 seconds and then stop. Sometimes turning the steering wheel will cause it to stop or quieten it up until it completely disappears. Once it disappears, u never hear it for the rest of the day. As for the flex pipe, just look under the car at it.