Are there any problems with the Saturn SL2 starter solenoid?

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.

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.

Do you know the signs of a failing starter motor?

Knowing the signs of a failing starter motor, can help you diagnose the problem. When Diagnosing starter motor problems, always start with the battery. So, for your starter motor to work properly, your car battery has to be in; excellent working condition and fully charged.

What happens when starter solenoid does not close?

When the contacts of the starter solenoid do not close, the starter motor does not turn over, which prevents the engine from engaging or starting. The terminal end of the battery cable needs to be replaced by the dealership to correct this starter solenoid problem.

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.

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.

What causes a car starter to not turn over?

The most common problem with a starting motor is, when you turn your key and nothing happens. A solenoid or motor that has burned out or electrical issues, may cause this as well. Furthermore, a dead battery can cause the same problem. It may appear that you have power to your starting system, but the engine will not turn over.

How does the solenoid work on a car starter?

The solenoid transmits electrical current from the battery to the starting motor. When you turn the key in your vehicle’s ignition it; pushes the starter drive into the flywheel, to allow cranking. Without the solenoid, the starter will not work.

Is there an ECM for a Saturn Vue?

No, the ECM will probably not resolve your problem, and it will cost you a lot of money. I did that, and still had the same problem afterwards. Recently though, I took my Saturn Vue to the Kuni Chevy dealer here in Sacramento. They did a diagnostic, and the engine was fine.

How much does a new Saturn starter cost?

Had a new starter installed at the Saturn dealer a cost of $499! $407 for the new starter that I found on line for less than $150. Also charged me almost $200 labor to install a front wheel hub/bearing assembly–four bolts off and four bolts back on! Was thinking another Saturn but can’t afford the service!