Anyone ever had this problem?
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It also needs to TURN OVER lol. I think you may have missed the part where he said NOTHING happens, as in the starter is not even turning/engaging. I'd be willing to bet it's the solenoid. If you've checked the respective wiring. Next time it happens, if you can get to the starter solenoid wire with a Multimeter while someone tries to start it and make sure your getting voltage to the solenoid while keys in cranking position that will eliminate the possibility of it being computer/relay/electronic related and you know it is something mechanical i.e the solenoid itself.
I did miss that....
in January i had my starter completely **** the bed in the LMR parking lot. went from working fine to nothing, not just nothing, i mean NOTHING. no noise, no click, zero. even had all the LMR techs stumped because bad starters almost always make noise, nope. theres a single purple wire connection on top of the passenger fender, its the signal wire for the starter, unplug the connection and give it 12 volts, if the motor doesnt twirl key on or off, then bad starter.
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in January i had my starter completely **** the bed in the LMR parking lot. went from working fine to nothing, not just nothing, i mean NOTHING. no noise, no click, zero. even had all the LMR techs stumped because bad starters almost always make noise, nope. theres a single purple wire connection on top of the passenger fender, its the signal wire for the starter, unplug the connection and give it 12 volts, if the motor doesnt twirl key on or off, then bad starter.
