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ht4tchr (Guest)

Ok, just for kicks I had the starter tested - it's fine and back in place. Hooking the VOM to the battery side of the solenoid and to ground shows the same voltage as at the battery (ie: it's hot all the time). Turning the key to start drops the voltage to 6V or so. Voltage at the starter side of the solenoid shows zero and then about 6V after turning the key to start.
That's as far as I've gotten so far. What does this tell me? Anything? Also noticed a dangling black wire hanging in the vacinity of the solenoid that looks like it comes out of the major wire bundle near the voltage regulator. It looks like it was cut and I cant figure out where it went to. Any signifigance/ideas? I need to get a closer look somehow.

2/22/0611:17 AM

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