Fresh start up issues
Burning Brakes
Joined: Nov 2016
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From: San Dimas CA
Sorry, but I don't get it. Do you have 12 volts on the wire to the starter solenoid when you push the start button?
If no, do you have 12 volts on the starter solenoid fuse when you push the start button?
If no, do you have 12 volts on the starter solenoid relay at all times?
Let's start with that much.
If no, do you have 12 volts on the starter solenoid fuse when you push the start button?
If no, do you have 12 volts on the starter solenoid relay at all times?
Let's start with that much.
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Joined: Apr 2022
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From: Phoenix
I don’t have small enough test leads to test that micro fuse 30A. As mentioned above. The relay tests out. I measured a voltage of 12.4 V on the coil side on the fuse box and 10 something on the switch side. 0 v at the solenoid and measured open when I measure resistance.
I tried 3 brand new of the 30a micro fuses on the starter with the same measurement.
I tried 3 brand new of the 30a micro fuses on the starter with the same measurement.
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From: Phoenix
Because I took the starter in and tested it is fine. I am getting Zero volts to the solenoid connector. I am getting voltage when I test the fuse block where the switch part of the relay plugs into. Also, zero continuity from fuse block to the solenoid connector.
the issue is somewhere between the switch side of the relay and the connector.
the issue is somewhere between the switch side of the relay and the connector.
