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Had this on an escort once the starter had seized could even crank engine by hand.

Remove your starter motor and try turning the crank

Strange one...no fault with the two starters used :popcorn2:

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You say you tried bump starting and tow starting. Did the wheels lock or clutch slip, or did the engine turn ?

Is it really that difficult to put a 19mm socket on the crank pulley and try turning that you'd just condemn an engine as seized without checking ?

the car was hard up against a wall on the pully side so pulled it in gear with no plugs in...should have turned but was solid ...anyway like you say a wrench on the crank will soon see

what would have caused the engine to sieze though??

is it possible that the starter isn't getting enough current?

took a good batt with me and even jumped that.... so it can't be a power fault...both starters engaged the flywheel but would not turn it ...first one started to burn out

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If it's been stood, it's likely brakes are seized on, or could just be that GT4's are very hard to push anyway even when recently run and plenty of oil about the gears & bearings.

Could still be a poor connection on either Earth or power side cabling though, if the engine turns out not to be seized.

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