With the starter being so close to the manifold, can the heat from the manifold cause problem, well more so for the solenoid because it doesn't seem to be protected from the heat?
Asking because my starter has been playing up again, so much so I couldn't get it started today and had to call the AA out. Car had to be bump started to get it going (never realised bumpstarting basically bypasses the starter motor). Thing is though the 1st time it wouldn't start today was just after a short but long trip due to traffic, car got left for an hour or so and it fired up straight away. So am thinking the heat from the manifold is what is causing my starter to play up.
Asking because my starter has been playing up again, so much so I couldn't get it started today and had to call the AA out. Car had to be bump started to get it going (never realised bumpstarting basically bypasses the starter motor). Thing is though the 1st time it wouldn't start today was just after a short but long trip due to traffic, car got left for an hour or so and it fired up straight away. So am thinking the heat from the manifold is what is causing my starter to play up.