Posted by 2146 north on May 27, 2009 at 15:08:08 from (12.71.228.82):
I have had a heck of a time getting my M to start. It was running for a few days and wont turn over again. I pretty much isolated the problem top the starter switch. A man whose knowledge I trust took the last one apart and showed me how cheap it was. He said I would be better off putting in a 6 volt solenoid and just forgetting the old switch. Do you all have any opinion on this advice? the switches I have been buying are from Fleet Farm and darn cheap in price (I guess I know why). When he opened it up he showed me the contacts were very thin and cheaply manufactured, he showed me how they were not even making contact. Does anyone have a source for better starters, or should I go with putting in the solenoid?
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