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Originally Posted by healthservices
After removing the engine cover so many times now it's not a big deal but wire a test light to the starter solenoid at the starter. When the problem happens see if the light lights when attempting to crank, if it lights and does not crank, it is your starter solenoid. Replace the starter assembly
Another thing you can do is to use a large punch and give the starter a good wack, if it starts your brushes are worn out and starter should be replaced or repaired
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This is an excellent idea but if the light lights and the starter doesn't- then a voltage check should still be done in order to rule out a voltage drop problem.