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    4. : How to remove the starter solenoid in the Lincoln Navigator?

Lincoln Navigator - Video tutorial

Model: Lincoln Navigator U326 - Years 2007-2017
Part: Checks and maintenance
Operation: How to remove the starter solenoid in the Lincoln Navigator?

The starter solenoid is a very important component of the car that connects the battery with the starter motor. If it breaks down, the car cannot be started. So let's see how to replace it. We start by disconnecting the negative pole of the battery and then place the car on the stands, on a bridge or lift it off the ground safely with suitable tools. We open the plastic flap on the side of the trunk and turn the switch to OFF. Let's move under the car and once we have identified the solenoid, disconnect it from the various connectors and remove it from its seat.


Posted on 6 September 2022 by ScegliAuto

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