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My 06 sand spider wont turn over the lights work but nothing at the starter. Battery is charged I bench tested the starter and it works. Anyone have more things for me to try? Thanxs
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Follow the heavy starter lines back to the starter solenoid. Shorting across the two big poles should result in the starter spinning. If it does not, you have a supply or ground problem to the solenoid or starter.
The control side of the solenoid is connected to the key switch. Bypass the switch to verify the solenoid is working. If it cranks, the solenoid is OK and the ignition switch is faulty.
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| pghruby wrote: |
Follow the heavy starter lines back to the starter solenoid. Shorting across the two big poles should result in the starter spinning. If it does not, you have a supply or ground problem to the solenoid or starter.
The control side of the solenoid is connected to the key switch. Bypass the switch to verify the solenoid is working. If it cranks, the solenoid is OK and the ignition switch is faulty. |
Thanxs I will give that a try in the morning!
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Your ignition switch would be the likely source of your problem. Over time, those contact will build up and you will loose the connection.
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No luck so far, I put the volt meter on the solenoid and I got 12+ volts, when I turn on the key or try my remote starter my volt meter go's from 12+ volts to under 2 volts. And I can hear a slight sound from the solenoid?? Anymore help would be nice thanxs
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If you short across the solenoid, the starter should crank. Since lights are bright, I am assuming the battery is OK. Perhaps the starter motor is at fault.
What happened with the other troubleshooting I posted? What were your results?
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07 Joyner SandSpider 650
06 Tank Touring 150SE
06 Weekend Warrior WideBody FB2200
05 Ford F-250 PowerStroke
04 Yerf-Dog Spiderbox 3206
04 Kawasaki Concours ZG1000-A19
03 VW Jetta Wagon TDI
81 Honda Passport C70
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| pghruby wrote: |
If you short across the solenoid, the starter should crank. Since lights are bright, I am assuming the battery is OK. Perhaps the starter motor is at fault.
What happened with the other troubleshooting I posted? What were your results? |
I tryed shorting across the solenoid and nothing happend
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You either have no 12VDC supplying the solenoid which powers the starter, you have no ground return from the starter, or the starter motor is bad.
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07 Joyner SandSpider 650
06 Tank Touring 150SE
06 Weekend Warrior WideBody FB2200
05 Ford F-250 PowerStroke
04 Yerf-Dog Spiderbox 3206
04 Kawasaki Concours ZG1000-A19
03 VW Jetta Wagon TDI
81 Honda Passport C70
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| jacumba wrote: |
| My 06 sand spider wont turn over the lights work but nothing at the starter. Battery is charged I bench tested the starter and it works. Anyone have more things for me to try? Thanxs |
I got it fixed today! it turns out I fryed the brushes in the starter, they where melted to the sides of their little sleves all four of them. I brought it to the local starter shop and he soderd on four new brushes for me. Now it starts fine... Thanx for all the help on this post, it really helped alot!
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