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** Any repairs you attempt are at your own risk!!! **

Watch this video before you replace your starter in an attempt to fix a click no crank no start problem. If you are lucky, you might only have a problem with the ignition switch. Replacing the ignition switch is a very easy repair and is much less involved and expensive than a starter replacement.

This video shows one way to repair a click no crank no start condition on a 2013 Nissan Armada. In this particular case, the click no crank no start condition was due to a bad ignition switch. The problem was not due to starter or starter solenoid failure.

Your problem might be different than what is shown in this video. Do your own research to correctly diagnose the root cause of your starting problem.

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00:00 Intro
00:22 The Problem
00:44 Part Description
01:06 Part Numbers
01:24 Beck/Arnley Part
01:34 Part Comparision
01:52 Key and Fob Start Details
02:22 Verified Repair
02:28 Switch Location
02:47 Removing Switch
03:06 The Screws
03:30 Installing Switch
05:10 Testing The Repair
05:54 Verified Repair
06:02 Outro
06:20 Bonus Info
07:36 Bonus Info Outro