Battery is good, have power inside the vehicle (courtesy lights, instrument cluster, head lights). Turn the ignition and all I get is a loud click. Bad starter? All fuses look good as well.
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2009 Tundra Not Starting
Battery is good, have power inside the vehicle (courtesy lights, instrument cluster, head lights). Turn the ignition and all I get is a loud click. Bad starter? All fuses look good as well.
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How old is the battery?
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About 2 years. Had that checked already at two different places just to be sure. That was my first thought.
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Solenoid?
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Bad starter and it’s bitch to replace. At least your first one is.
More fuel = more boost!!
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Thanks, gents. KRT, I wish you were closer to Charleston.
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starter and yep, they must have thought they would last forever when the placed it where they did. Figured no one would have to get to it...
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About the only thing we have done to the Tundra 5.7’s are a few starters and cam towers leaking oil.
More fuel = more boost!!
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