Electrical Gremlins Part 4


Okay, I can clean those
 
Dean0 said:
I disassembled the connector block the relay plugs into, carefully picking the connectors out... cleaned and CRIMPED them then reassembled the block with dielectric grease.
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Okay, I'll see how that goes. Your help is appreciated
 
the relay on the right with the tab does not show to have a diode and should only be used for checking purpose.
i would say to get a new relay with diode and see if that cures the problem.
if u have the new relay install and u still have problems there r a couple ways of checking
1 u can (in neutral clutch lever pulled in) run a jumper wire from pos bat to solenoid connector . this will bypass everything. and motor will crank even if ign is off
 
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I made a mistake on my last post so i deleted a lot of it.
 
t1, Take apart that starter and you’ll probably see the problem, the rebuild kit off ebay has the parts to repair, 100 toyota starter and put your gear on new starter, this fixed mine. The brass pieces in my solenoid were toast. 2008
 
DEcosse said:
What @TURBO200R4 said that if headlight goes out, then relay is switching
=> problem with solenoid
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Is the solenoid integral to the starter? Or are they separate parts that I need to investigate? If it's integral, does this appear to be the correct part?

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I looked at the thread for replacing the starter with the Toyota one, and while I'd enjoy having the 1.8 kW starter from the Tundra, I don't have a machine shop to make it fit.
 
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