CDA 455 II
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Do they still use the big black relays in that year? How many little studs does it have on it?
When you jump the studs does it crank but not start?
It cranks and starts before.
NOW; nothing, zip/zero/nada
Do they still use the big black relays in that year? How many little studs does it have on it?
When you jump the studs does it crank but not start?
It cranks and starts before.
NOW; nothing, zip/zero/nada
If you are jumping these two wires it should turn over.
If it's not I would check the starter for loose connections.
As for the relay not working at all are you sure that you hooked the small wires to the correct studs? I believe that the S goes to the ignition switch for start and the I is for the ignition coil or something that needs 12v while cranking.
Checked connections; all tight.
However; the 18 month old starter solenoid was loose.
I wiggled it and then tried to jump-start it.
Started right up. :rolleyes:
Is said solenoid bolted to the starter?
Or riveted?
Decided to go for an evening ride.
Instead of jump-starting the engine from the starter relay like I've been doing for the last 6 months; I tried the ignition.
Fucker started right up...... :rolleyes:
It appears both issues with starting is coming from the 18 month old fuggin' starter.
FAWK I hate it when new parts fail so quickly or don't work out of the box. Where did you buy it from?
Those two screws hold the solenoid on. If it is loose tighten them.
The housing is snug; the solenoid is not.
I'm guessing that those two bolts tighten the solenoid AND housing as one.
Could I be wrong?
The bolts with the two arrows bolt the stator to the end bell.
The screws with the one arrow hold the solenoid to the end bell.
The screws with the one arrow:
Does it hold both the solenoid housing AND solenoid?
Or just the housing?
As I stated earlier; the solenoid is loose within its' housing and the housing is snug/tight.
If the screws with one arrow only hold the housing, then it would be useless to attempt to tighten those screws.
Correct?
That's my thought exactly.Then yes it would be useless because the black part is crimped to the steel housing on the solenoid.
Lil Bob learned about another arch nemesis.
Hydro lock.
And piston slap via rod distortion.
Rolling dice on junkyard 4.0 ford take outs.
The value of snorkels.
The front end of my motorhome fell off.
Dumb question:
Your rig went swimming?