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George PAdmin.

quote:
Originally posted by ht4tchr:
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. That's as far as I've gotten so far. What does this tell me?

The cable between the battery & starter relay has a bad connection at one end or the other, OR the battery itself is bad. Attach your meter probe to the battery post and perform the same test, if the voltage still drops to 6 volts,its the battery. If the voltage doesn't drop at the battery post its a cable connection, in that case, the connection at the battery would be my first suspect.

your friend on the DTBB, George

2/22/0611:27 AM

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