Works like a charm and saved $250 on a new starter. I began to have starting problems with my car. The battery and alternator are new and still struggled to start my car. I did some research on YouTube and it was recommended to change the starter solenoid before replacing the starter. It it’s located near the lower interior driver side fuse box. Problem fixed in less than a minute. Do a YouTube search for instructions on how to fix this; It’s a very simple.

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At first I thought it was just the Freon. When I went to go check with the AC Pro gauge, it had a warning sign that there was too much pressure. I took it too my mechanic and he had to take some Freon/Air and Moisture out. Which I was happy to pay him for. An hour later he pulls me aside and said. Good news is the system is not leaking and that my compressor was also working. The only problem is, there’s no power going to compressor. He wanted $375 to diagnose the whole system. It’ll take a total of 4 hours to diagnose. I was upset and angry. I jump on YouTube and try to self diagnose, watch a guy switch the relays and said to myself, “what do I have to lose?” It honestly couldn’t have been easier. It literally took 1 min and It freaking worked. Called my dealership and they wanted $41.00 for 1. I jumped on Amazon, saw this for $8.99 for 2.

Caleb