Start button issue HELP!!!
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Two small screws on the under side will split the two halves. As you open it up look out for small springs. Spray some electronic tuner cleaner into it. Likely it has some dirt and corrosion in the mechanism. Lube with a little silicone spray and close it up. If that doesn’t do it , I would replace the whole unit.
Good luck,
mikey
Good luck,
mikey
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I've got a 2000 F4 & recently had a problem w/a sticky starter switch. My understanding is, its a common problem. I simply sprayed some WD40 in that sucker, flicked the switch a few times to lubricate, & has been ok ever since. That's not to say that its a permanent fix...b/c I'm sure I'll have to replace it at some point. However, its kept me going.
As for your headlights... When you push in your starter switch, it cuts power to the lights to allow for the start of your engine. If your switch sticks forward even a tiny bit, your engine may still run but your lights won't. Just make sure its all the way out.
Good luck.
As for your headlights... When you push in your starter switch, it cuts power to the lights to allow for the start of your engine. If your switch sticks forward even a tiny bit, your engine may still run but your lights won't. Just make sure its all the way out.
Good luck.
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