Quote from: doug80638 on July 13, 2022, 08:26:02 AM
Also jump the starter solenoid to make sure the starter will turn over. If it does, replace the solenoid. If it doesn't, suspect the starter has failed.
Nailed it. That's what the problem was.
I checked the solenoid with a volt meter, its working fine. I have 12.8v arriving at the starter motor pin, it wont turn. Even tried a direct jump from the battery, still wont turn. I called my dealer and they want me to trailer it back to the shop to be fixed, if I don't I'll be paying for the $380 part myself. That's an easy decision though. 2 hours each way, pick up and drop off, 8h of my time plus gas. I'll just buy a new one. A quick google search suggests they are way cheaper then $380.
Can anyone suggest a good quality starter to buy? Not the cheapest, I would like good quality.