When the ignition is turned ON,just a one click noise is head and nothing else.
First test the battery voltage.If its proper 12 volts,then try jump start.If the same Click is heard and nothing else then yes its starter related.
The 1-click per ignition cycle is the classic sign of a faulty Starter Solenoid.
On 06 Montana, the solenoid is mounted to the side of the starter motor, and is most commonly replaced as a starter assembly (the new starter comes with a new solenoid).
Before replacing the starter unit.Try this procedure:---------
There is an old trick that will sometimes make the car start. Have someone lightly tap on the solenoid while another person is cranking the ignition. Just give a quick double check to the connections at the solenoid, looking for any loose, broken or damaged wires. If the visual inspection checks ok, replace the starter. (The 3.5L engine is shown in the image below.
The Part Location diagram is as follows:---------
This details will help.
Thanks.
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First test the battery voltage.If its proper 12 volts,then try jump start.If the same Click is heard and nothing else then yes its starter related.
The 1-click per ignition cycle is the classic sign of a faulty Starter Solenoid.
On 06 Montana, the solenoid is mounted to the side of the starter motor, and is most commonly replaced as a starter assembly (the new starter comes with a new solenoid).
Before replacing the starter unit.Try this procedure:---------
There is an old trick that will sometimes make the car start. Have someone lightly tap on the solenoid while another person is cranking the ignition. Just give a quick double check to the connections at the solenoid, looking for any loose, broken or damaged wires. If the visual inspection checks ok, replace the starter. (The 3.5L engine is shown in the image below.
The Part Location diagram is as follows:---------
This details will help.
Thanks.
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