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***UPDATE*** well, I solved the problem! it was the starter but not what I was thinking was wrong with it. turns out, the starter was just kinda seized from lack of grease. simple fix, just unsimple to figure out! freed it and lubed it, and now she starts like a champ! if it wasn't for theses...

I actually thought about it. after I even called diesel mechanics and a starter specialist and they were stumped I was about to just order a new starter and solenoid because I was just getting aggravated with it. but once I cleared my mind and then looked at it again and thought about that lever...

**UPDATE** I think I might have figure out the problem but since its raining so hard I cant really work on it. since the solenoid tested good and the starter spins good when I run power directly to it but yet when the solenoid is on the starter it doesn't have any power going to the starter, I...

so even if it free spins when you put power to the starter it could still be bad?

it seems like there is no power going to the starter though. its as if the terminals in the solenoid wasn't getting a connection even after I cleaned and even sanded with 2000 grit sandpaper

no luck. beat the H#$% out of it and nothing

if it isn't in neutral it wont do anything, but as soon as its in neutral and try to start it just has that one click. I was reading about people hitting it with a hammer and im actually about to go try it. worse case scenario I get to take a little frustration out maybe haha

it isn't turning over. I can run power to the starter itself and it will free spin. when I turn the switch to start, the solenoid will kick in. but it wont give power to the starter. I checked all conections on solenoid and opened it and cleaned everything to like new. I have even tried having...

hey guys, I am stumped on this one. I have a m931A2 and love the thing! but for some reason all of the sudden it wont start. i dressed everything in the started solenoid, checked batter voltage, grounds, etc with no luck. today i borrowed a voltmeter to test the current to the solenoid and it is...