On my 92 tracker, sometimes I turn the key and only get a click out of the starter, after multiple attempts it will finaly start.  I was thinking that I'm going to need to replace the starter or slenoid.  Then I found on RockyRoad Offroad, that they have a fix for the "dreaded" clicky starter.  It looks like a replacement wiring harness and relay for $23 dollars.  Has anyone done this or had luck with it? They make it sound like it is a common problem.  It would be a cheaper fix than replacing the starter though.  Any inputs, thoughts?
Thanks Joe

The clicky starter problem is a Samurai issue, you
have a bad solenoid on your starter, you can replace
the whole starter or just the solenoid but that's what
is wrong.

I had an issue with this also, the end of the solenoid had
got loose and stopped making contact, I robbed a replacement
solenoid from a Metro and swapped it out about 3 years ago

Wild

After finaly getting my new motor running it started with the "clicky issue", and while I was working on it I jumped across the battery solenoid wire to the solenoid coil post, and the solenoid just pulled in like it was new.  After doing this a few times I got to thinking that my starter switch was going bad, and that the bigger motor and starter was burning the contacts.  Then I read on one of the boards that it was a common Zuki thing.  So I ran the start switch wire to a relay and out to ground, then took a hot lead off the fuses next to the battery to the relay and out to the solenoid.  This gives just a little more voltage/ampreage to the starter solenoid, and for the short while I have used it, it has not had the "clicky issue" even once.  Price ?, one relay that was left over from projects and three feet of wire and a couple wire ends.  While I did piggy back it on a 30 amp fuse, you only use it how often?

The clicky starter problem is a Samurai issue, you
have a bad solenoid on your starter, you can replace
the whole starter or just the solenoid but that's what
is wrong.

I had an issue with this also, the end of the solenoid had
got loose and stopped making contact, I robbed a replacement
solenoid from a Metro and swapped it out about 3 years ago

Wild

Or you could just beat the piss out of it before you start it 

I've done that before, got so bad I had to have someone
turn the key while I beat on it 

Wild

Would that be considered a remote starter?? 

Thanks guys, I'll just go with replacing the starter.
Joe

yea sometimes you can get along for awhile with a started with a snapped rod. i went almost two months on one beating it about every four starts.

this happened to mine, i just had a bad brush and a long wrench fixed that