Toyota corolla Sulf Starter Service || Toyota starter relay location ||

Repairing a starter motor is not a layman&job. A starter is an electric motor that turns over or "cranks" the engine to start it. It consists of a powerful DC (Direct Current) electric motor and the starter solenoid that is attached to the motor If the battery is low on charge, when attempting to start the engine you might hear a single click or repeated clicking, or the starter may turn over slowly and stop. Sometimes the starter control terminal gets corroded or a starter control wire gets loose or disconnected from the terminal causing the starter not to work. Sometimes the carbon brushes or some other parts inside the starter motor wear out and the starter motor stops working. Sometimes the starter gear for some reason won&mesh properly with the engine flywheel. This may cause a very loud metal grinding or screeching sound when attempting to start the car. In this case, the flywheel ring gear needs to be checked for damaged teeth. An ignition switch also fails often. The contact points inside the ignition switch wear out, so when you turn the ignition switch to the "Start" position, no electric current is going through the starter control circuit to activate the starter solenoid. If jiggling the key in the ignition helps start the car, it&possible that the ignition switch is defective. Most of the starter problems are caused by worn out or burned solenoid contacts, worn brushes and commutator and worn armature bushings.