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Just Getting Started
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Just an update on my problem with my S4 starter solinoid click, took the Mog to Allon Whites to be booked in for repair. Chatting to Phil their who told me that he had recently heard that some S4 Aero's suffer from this problem and that it could be the starter switch contacts dirty. Cleaned the switch and hay presto Mog starts first time and every time now. I cannot praise Phil of Allon Whites enough, as they possably saved me many pounds.Must use the Mog more.
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Andy,
Thanks for that update, I will add this to my list of solutions.
Happy starting.
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- thanks for the update Andy;pleased you seemed to have got it sorted. I too have added this to my ever growing list of Aero starting issues solution.....  Hopefully,one of them will work when needed  James
Aero8 , Series 1 - Boston Green
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Just Getting Started
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No problem all, forgot to mention that I cleaned the switch contacts with a switch cleaner from Maplin Electronics and then gave it a squirt with WD40. This was done by pushing switch button in as normal (disconnect battery first) and then squirting in the cleaner around the bezal, pressing the button in and out for about a dozen times. Phil was just told to use WD40 i probebly went OTT.
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