My 89 Bronco had the original starter in it, and it started to seize on me. I would try to start the truck and it would lock up and kill all of my power. After a while I would get the power back, try to start it again, and it would do the same exact thing.
I changed out the starter to a rebuilt one, and I got the truck running... once. It stalled out on me and I didn't do anything after that. 6 hours later, I replaced the ignition coil hoping to solve the stalling problem, then I tried to start it again. It siezed on me. I've banged on the starter with a hammer, but it hasn't done anything to free up the starter.
I'm to the point where I'm going to start replacing grounds in hopes that it might help me out. So my question is where do I start? What grounds should I replace that would directly effect my starter? And where can I get them, I have an Autozone and a Pep Boys near by where I can buy parts.
I changed out the starter to a rebuilt one, and I got the truck running... once. It stalled out on me and I didn't do anything after that. 6 hours later, I replaced the ignition coil hoping to solve the stalling problem, then I tried to start it again. It siezed on me. I've banged on the starter with a hammer, but it hasn't done anything to free up the starter.
I'm to the point where I'm going to start replacing grounds in hopes that it might help me out. So my question is where do I start? What grounds should I replace that would directly effect my starter? And where can I get them, I have an Autozone and a Pep Boys near by where I can buy parts.