Ive been working on restoring my grandfathers 1948 8N and have ran into an electrical issue. I thought i had a bad solenoid so i purchased a new one but im still having the same issue. My great uncle converted it to a 12v system with a key switch, bypassing the push button. I repleace all the wiring and have put a new battery on it but when i hit the key the solenoid wont click and the starter does nothing. Checking continuity across the solenoid, when the key is turned to start, the solenoid does not send voltage across. When i originally installed the new solenoid and connected the positive lead to the battery, the solenoid engaged and started turning over the starter with the key still in the off position. I had to unplug the positive lead to get it to stop. I dont know if i burned up the new solenoid or not and i dont know what is causing this issue in the first place because i took pictures of the original wiring before starting the restoration and ive confirmed twice now that all the wiring is correct (according to how it was when it was running pre restoration). Any help or thoughts would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!