Posted by 4010rlw on August 29, 2007 at 19:42:18 from (65.27.38.70):
In Reply to: 4020 Starter issue? posted by RFox on August 28, 2007 at 19:38:10:
I had a similar issue with a 4010. I thought it was the starter, took it off and had it checked by a starter/alt. shop - starter was just fine. The starter guy (someone that had been wiring starters for about 35 years) said it was grounding. Sure enough, after I replaced the grounding cables (which looked just fine), the clicking was gone and fired right up.
I should also point out that I had a short in the light switch that produced a slow drain over a few week time - I got that issue fixed too.
Finally, either your battries are shot or in need of a good charge (easy enought to test or have the parts shop test them). If they need a charge, either use a good one you have or take to someone that has a good, quality slow charge.
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