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What do you mean "like trying to start with it in drive". Does this mean it will not turnover?if it willnot turn over could be many things my 95 needed an alternator at 45,000 mile intervals. The last no turn over was the starter. The started started by being sluggish next I knew nothing, removed it and wow all the parts were laying all in the bottom of the starter case. It just fell all apart. Could be the shift switch as well but mine hasn't had this trouble yet. If you have a vom and a person to help check to see if you've got voltage to the starter. Or a long lead to prob if you don't have someone to help.
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Either a bad starter or battery.
Cannot help but reply: if like in mine the starter fell apart it created an open circuit it will not pull current. Or maybe if some of the parts inside were shorting it would pull too much current. Or maybe the solenoid is not working.
Heck I took my starter out hooked jumper cables to the battery put the grnd on the battery and touched the positive to the stud. Now that's a bench test,. Won't tell you if it's sluggish but it will tellyou if it works at all. When I tore it down like I said before all of the bearings and such were just a pile inside the starter. Acted sluggish for about a week before it quit. Amazing how small the starter is. But I guess they are all getting cheaper.
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