[DeTomaso] Mangusta starter solenoid

Michael Shortt michaelsavga at gmail.com
Mon Apr 16 23:11:48 EDT 2007


When I was broke in college, a screwdriver was used for about three weeks to
start my Mustang Mach One 351 Cleveland by jumping the posts on the
solenoid, even used sunglasses frames a couple of times, leaves welding
marks if you aren't fast enough.

Michael in Savannah




On 4/16/07, zumzum at cox.net <zumzum at cox.net> wrote:
>
> This is one of the easiest starter systems for anyone to ever check out.
> Your Ford fender mounted solenoid has a battery hot input  that is switched
> over to the other large output terminal by the key activation. So simply
> check for battery input, key activated output and the large wire to starter
> going hot when key is turned. If no small wire hot when key is turned then
> switch area could be a problem.  If large wire output is hot then short
> starter stud  connection or starter is an issue. Do not forget to check
> ground connection with a load meter. Jeff 1196
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