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Hi all was wondering if anybody had this same problem and knows whats causing it or how to resolve. I have a cc wagon with a 63t in it and have a problem with it starting, It will start but the only time it seems to is when i turn the key to acc and hear a rapid clicking noise from the throttlebody (which I assume is the iac valve). If it doesnt start clicking it wont start. Any helps appreciated. Tia
 
That would probably relate to your main relay.

No click = no power to iac, fuel system etc. Do you have an alarm?
 
bazeng said:
That would probably relate to your main relay.

No click = no power to iac, fuel system etc. Do you have an alarm?
No alarm, I get spark and fuel

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If you are getting fuel and spark it should start. The iac usually resets when powered on. Have you checked your ecu capacitors yet?

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Yeah i didnt think the iac would prevent it from starting, its the rapid clicking that idicates that it will actually turn over though. No noise, no go. I havnt checked the ecu, what exactly am i looking for?

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G'day. I am not being a smartarse. Is the noise coming form the starter motor not the IAC. The starter is under the throttle body, and a low battery voltage will make the solenoid click. Cheers
Ross
 
Ross Cox said:
G'day. I am not being a smartarse. Is the noise coming form the starter motor not the IAC. The starter is under the throttle body, and a low battery voltage will make the solenoid click. Cheers
Ross
Hey mate thanks for the reply, im pretty sure its coming from the tb. The clicking only occurs when the car will turn over. Usually if I give it a rest for a hour or 2 and come back it will click and start but it hasnt done so for the past day

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As Baz said, I would of thought the usual gold relay behind the stereo playing up, your 110% sure its not though, yeah?
 
BYBY5L said:
As Baz said, I would of thought the usual gold relay behind the stereo playing up, your 110% sure its not though, yeah?
Not 110% sure lol is there a way to test it?
Loskoe said:
Hi all was wondering if anybody had this same problem and knows whats causing it or how to resolve. I have a cc wagon with a 63t in it and have a problem with it starting, It will start but the only time it seems to is when i turn the key to acc and hear a rapid clicking noise from the throttlebody (which I assume is the iac valve). If it doesnt start clicking it wont start. Any helps appreciated. Tia

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Take ya radio out and you'll see a gold mitsubishi relay box to the bottom left, just touch it an see if thats where ya clicking is coming from, might determine if it is what ya hearing,
I did have a spare one i could of sent/ leant ya but I think I might of sold it, maybe put up a wtb or go to a pick a part
 
BYBY5L said:
Take ya radio out and you'll see a gold mitsubishi relay box to the bottom left, just touch it an see if thats where ya clicking is coming from, might determine if it is what ya hearing,
I did have a spare one i could of sent/ leant ya but I think I might of sold it, maybe put up a wtb or go to a pick a part
Will check that also cheers mate

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Have checked ECU and looks faulty (oozing and corrosion) will try find another and see if that works

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Make sure you get an ECU that is correct for the engine you have. Different ECU's are flashed to suit the set of injectors that the engine came out with. If you could post a pic or 2 of the outside (main sticker) and inside of the ECU, that'd help sourcing the right one.
 
CLuTZ said:
Make sure you get an ECU that is correct for the engine you have. Different ECU's are flashed to suit the set of injectors that the engine came out with. If you could post a pic or 2 of the outside (main sticker) and inside of the ECU, that'd help sourcing the right one.
Cheers for that


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