Questions & Answers for: 12v starter solenoid wire

...12V at the starter solenoid. There is also a Bl/W wire that sends a signal to the starter solenoid when the key is turned to activate the starter. If you send voltage to the Bl/W wire the starter ...

...starter. The small connector is for 12v power from the start switch. The start switch should have positions of off, on and start. The start position is only momentary, meaning that is is only on when ...

...starter motor will spin over if 12v is put through wire from relay, starter switch and solenoid appear ok. Would a problem with the regulator cause this problem or is there something else i need to ...

12V to the starter. No? Replace solenoid. Yes? Replace or fix starter. Note. The solenoid will likely have 3 wires. One is battery power, another is switched power to the starter, and the third is 12V

...starter motor, Check +12V is available at the starter solenoid engage control wire when the ignition switch is held in the 'Start" position - (if not, look for a faulty relay or fuse in the start ...

...held in the 'start' position. If above ok, apply +12v directly to the starter solenoid activation control -starter should immediately engage. If it doesn't run, you likely have a faulty starter

...12v at trigger wire at starter The starter relay is on the starter housing and is part of the solenoid. If you have 12v on the trigger wire with it connected to the starter and the ignition switch at ...

...12v there then your starter has fail and must be replaces. If you don't get 12v there when the key is turn we must continue to check. Next you would have to check the small wire going to the starter. ...

...connections, one of which is from the battery, the other to the starter motor. The 12v supply will come from a low tension wire from the battery to the ignition switch, and from there to the

...starter. Its getting 12v to the wires. Battery wire is hot all the time and the wire that plugs into the solenoid is getting 12v with the key in start position. Thought maybe it was a ground issue so ...