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i been having this problem with my 02 sierra not starting sometimes. i changed the starter already but same thing. i go to start it all the lights on the dash light up but nothing happens. i have to wait a lil while and try again or come back and try again and it will fire rite up like nothing was wrong. trust me it pisses me off when its works good for a day or two then try to go out somewhere and shit dont work. thanks inadvanced for any help

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there is a switch on your tranny thats prolly loose.. when i replaced my trnny i had the same problem cuz my conector was loose.. should fix your problem.. if not i can find out other solutions

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is your starter solenoid mounted on the starter? and do you have good connections on the battery and the starter?

yea so thats also brand new. all connections are good

there is a switch on your tranny thats prolly loose.. when i replaced my trnny i had the same problem cuz my conector was loose.. should fix your problem.. if not i can find out other solutions

the neutral switch?

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  • 3 weeks later...

yeah sounds like the "park, neutral switch"

try this.

run a wire directly off your starter(or just hold it on there temporarily) have your ignition on. and then touch that wire to the positive on your battery.

if it turns over then you just narrowed it down to the park, neutral switch.

a buddy of mine has an old 4 runner and thats how we bypassed his switch to get it started.

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