A solenoid is a type of magnetic switch responsible for helping your starter motor turn on the engine. When the solenoid sticks, the ignition struggles to start. When this happens, usually your key will "catch" in when you turn it to start the vehicle.
Yes if it is stuck closed.
To fix an EVAP purge solenoid that is stuck open or closed, first, inspect the solenoid for any visible damage or debris and clean or replace it if necessary. Check the electrical connections and wiring for corrosion or breaks, as these can affect solenoid operation. If the solenoid is electrically functional but still stuck, consider applying a small amount of penetrating oil to free it up. If the problem persists, replacing the solenoid may be the best solution.
Yes if it is stuck closed.
Either the battery cables are dirty, battery is not fully charged, or the solenoid is stuck.
shift solenoid in trans is stuck off
Solenoid the starter is stuck would be my suspicion.
Trouble code P0752 means:Shift solenoid A stuck on
Solenoid switch valve latched in the low reverse position. You either have a failed solenoid or a stuck valve in the valve body.
P0741 = Torque converter Circuit Performance or stuck off. P0746 = Pressure Control Solenoid Circuit Performance or stuck off.
stuck valve in valve body? solenoid valve faulty if it has one?
Trouble code P0742 means: Torque Converter Clutch Solenoid Circuit Stuck On
Starter solenoid switch is stuck closed.