Ignite Your Engine The Ultimate Starter Motor Power Guide

The starter motor is powered by the car's main 12-volt battery. To turn over the engine, the starter motor requires very high electric current, ... When you look at the left side of the fuse box there are two vertical rows of mini fuses, it is the fourth down from the top on the first row ... Open the fuse and relay box under the hood (labelled IPM). Turn the cover over and look for the 'starter' relay. Take that relay out and swap with another one ... They make dummy relays, but they can end up in heartache. You could find one and it by passes the relay entirely but just plugs in where the ... If you don't have power to the starter solenoid on yellow/green wire when cranking then go back to the START relay and do some testing with a ... Purple will only have 12v when the key is held in crank posistion is the negative battery cable attached to passenger head. The live terminal on the battery is connected by a heavy lead to a terminal on the solenoid switch which is operated when the ignition switch is turned. The ... The problem is when you turn the key over it's not sending power to the starter side of the solenoid. The little wire Red/Blue has no power going to it. How a starter motor works. It's relatively simple: as you turn the key or press the starter, power is sent to the ignition system to fire the ... There's no power running to the wire that connects to the spade on the starter.(Only .40 when I tested it while cranking w/ a multimeter This is a Black w/ ...