[Solved] Fiat Grande Punto 1,2 \ 8V \ 48kW - The starter does not turn.

Hello,

I have a problem and I am asking for help.

For some time he had not "turned" the starter and I started the car on "push". Before the complete "death" of the starter, this one twirled from time to time until it finally fell.
I replaced the starter today. I connected everything as it was. Satisfied, I sit down in the car, turn the key and ... nothing. The new starter also does not "spin". I have a new battery (about 2 months). I checked the fuses, etc. The car fires on "push", but this is not the solution. What else should I check? Maybe replace something? I am asking for ideas and suggestions because I have run out of them.

The battery voltage is 12.2V. After turning the ignition key, the voltage drops to 11.8V. Charging is 13.8V.

Shaft position sensor ??? I had a similar situation, he fired on the push, and he did not want to ... with the Opel, but it's rather one dog ..

rocker82 wrote:

Shaft position sensor ???

Does it matter if it doesn't spin at all?

Padrettini wrote:

Does it matter if it doesn't spin at all?

No ... if he was shooting and not sunbathing it like that.
And you must buddy check the starting circuit and the weight of the engine

Buddy, check if there is electricity to the starter, if not, it is rather the ignition cube to be examined.

RobertLodz09 wrote:

And you must buddy check the starting circuit and the weight of the engine

migmig85 wrote:

Buddy, check if there is electricity to the starter, if not, it is rather the ignition cube to be examined.

I'll check everything over the weekend.

If there are any more ideas, I will gladly accept them.

A strange thing. On Saturday, I did not have time to combine the installation. On Sunday, I get into the car and, as always, trying to fire from the key, the car fired normally and continues to fire. I don't know what happened but it's ok.

If he doesn't want to shoot, charge the battery. Had the same thing, ended up replacing the battery.

waski821 wrote:

If he doesn't want to shoot, charge the battery. Had the same thing, ended up replacing the battery.

I have a new battery. Bought in early December.

Unfortunately, Punto went on strike again.

It wont start.

Bendiks bounces.

Does the start signal go through any relay? If so, which one is it?

The basis is:

migmig85 wrote:

Buddy, check if there is electricity to the starter, if not, it is rather the ignition cube to be examined.

Because if it comes, it may be the end of the starter brushes.

Padrettini wrote:

It wont start.

Bendiks bounces.

What does it mean?

I took apart the cover under the steering wheel.

The cube and pins on the ignition switch look ok.

When firing, I moved the cables and nothing happened. It did not fire.



There is a 1-pin socket at the ignition switch. I have not seen any cord with a plug hanging anywhere.

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migmig85 wrote:

Because if it comes, it may be the end of the starter brushes.

The starter is new.

You probably have problems with ground. View the ground wire connection [no contact].

triakw wrote:

View the ground wire connection

Are the ground wires only at the engine? If so, how many are there? I only see 1.

Ground cables; battery-ground, battery-starter, body weight - engine.

Sorry for being so late. Problem solved. The relay in the box by the engine was the culprit. Thanks to everyone for your help.

Sorry for being so late. Problem solved. The relay in the box by the engine was the culprit. Thanks to everyone for your help.

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Problem solved. The relay in the box by the engine was the culprit.