starter solinoid

Anyone know any pointers or things to look for while changing out the starter solinoid. It seems my procrastination period has ran out lol now my ty wont start. Could it be a bad ground also, in gunna check that out also and if not im gunna change it out. Any tips would help i know you guys are way better mechs in the syty field than i am.
 

Jimmy

Banned
Re: starter solinoid

blktyphoon said:
Anyone know any pointers or things to look for while changing out the starter solinoid. It seems my procrastination period has ran out lol now my ty wont start. Could it be a bad ground also, in gunna check that out also and if not im gunna change it out. Any tips would help i know you guys are way better mechs in the syty field than i am.
Probably the purple wire.

You might as well put a 6449 mini starter in it since you gotta pull the starter anyways.
 

Aeroking

e.i.
Re: starter solinoid

when i replaced mine, i wrapped the starter in header wrap, and wrapped the purple wire.

its a PITA to get it out, but it comes out. if you go with the mini, it'll be alot easier to install.
 

Michael

Member
Re: starter solinoid

Aeroking said:
when i replaced mine, i wrapped the starter in header wrap, and wrapped the purple wire.

its a PITA to get it out, but it comes out. if you go with the mini, it'll be alot easier to install.
Definitely go for the wrap (I used some fiberglass-backed aluminum). I went through a starter and 3 solenoids before adding the wrap (all within about 5k miles), have not had another problem in 50k miles after adding it.

Regards,
Michael Pliska
 

nello

Active member
Re: starter solinoid

Do the hot shot relay first! Doesn't matter if you change the starter and your purp wire is still a problem...ask me how I know. Cost is about 10bucks v.s $100+ for a starter. At least if you do the relay first, very easy, don't even have to get under the truck, you'll know for sure if you starter is toast.
 
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