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Rebuilt starter and solenoid but still no start 200 1989

posted by  machine man on  Wed May 22 23:01 CST 2019
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Hi,

The 11.7 says you have bad battery cables.
The small wire from the positive post can be the most likely suspect.
It sends power to the ignition switch through the terminal block on the fender.

You can use the same trick I tried to get you to use on the solenoid but you will need to have the system draw some power. Like headlights or the fan.
Put the voltmeter in parallel, like railroad tracks and see if you can get 0.02 to ground points and to
Other positive check points. Like what you were doing to get the 11.7 volts.

Phil






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