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There is power getting to the main starter motor feed, but there is no power going to the exciter wire when the key is turned (the smaller wire on the starter ... The "parts changer" solution is to swap the relay w/ new or substitute a relay from another location. However this will not solve a wire fault. The power to the solenoid has to pass through the fusible link, the ignition switch, the clutch start switch, and the theft deterrent relay to get to the ... If power is found on BK/YL at the ignition switch, and no power on the Violet wire a temporary solution would be to use 3M Scotchloks or other ... If there is no power to the small solenoid wire then you need to test the starter relay, the contacts inside the relay could be dirty. As background when pinion starts to slide out, the contact in solenoid closes and sends power to starter motor. If pinion does not slide all ... I have power to the starter button and when I hit the button I get 12 volts through the white/red wire to the headlight cutout relay. But that is where the ... Check the leads going to the starter motor. If they are really dirty / damaged, they can not move enough juice to spin the starter. There are several different reasons the BCM will not send a signal to the starter relay. One could be a simple popped fuse. It's starter motor is rated at 0.5 hp. That's roughly 30 amps when it's cranking. And about 70 amps for 1 second to start it spinning. It takes ...