Posted by soundguy on August 19, 2008 at 10:53:09 from (12.65.6.142):
In Reply to: ford 1900 posted by John Basinger on August 19, 2008 at 08:21:29:
At a minimum, you'll need a test lamp.
I'd want a VOm as well.
Find your incoming power wie to the key switch , and then check to make sur ethat you get power at the secondary connections, depending what position the key was in..
check at the solenoid to see that it is getting power when it is suposed to... ( I like to disconnect the solenoid to starter connection if possible when making my checks.. some models you can. some you can't.
A schematic of the fuse panel ( if present ).. or dash and wireing, and the key switch and the start circuit will be very helpfull in your diagnostics.
ya might have got more responses had you actually poste dthis inthe ford section, vs the generic section..
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