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Old 01-29-2016, 11:05 AM
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The solenoid is normally open. Lead from battery to solenoid should read battery voltage. When start switch is made battery voltage is supplied to the grn/yel wire which closes the solenoid switch which than supplies battery voltage to the starter. You stated having voltage to batt side of solenoid but only 6v when start button is pressed. Do the same test but this time check voltage at battery. If voltage drops at battery when start switch is pressed, you have a bad battery. If voltage at batt is good when start button is pressed then check the lead wire from batt to solenoid for bad corrosion or breaks. If lead wire from batt to solenoid is good then make sure you are getting 12 volts from switch to solenoid. 6v is not enough voltage to close solenoid contacts. Not being there and just going from your post it sounds as if the battery is the culprit.
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