You need a new sylonoid, pretty simple, either the wire coil inside them are bad or the spring inside them are bad, if you are sure you have power to the small one when it's hooked up correctly
@a.b.5925 yeah, sometimes a bad solenoid will just sound like a bad connection, I did all kinds of testing and checking with my little ranger, come to find out, it was battery itself, even though it showed to have 12.3 volts on the ohm meter. Put a new battery in it, and starts right up, I'm still shocked that it showed good.
You need a new sylonoid, pretty simple, either the wire coil inside them are bad or the spring inside them are bad, if you are sure you have power to the small one when it's hooked up correctly
The problem was that the solenoids were not grounded. Once grounded the problem was solved, thanks.
@@a.b.5925 oh hey, did ya check to make sure they were grounded?? 😂
What does it mean when it works one press but the next press a second later it just clicks.
@@mikeharris8365 Just sounds like a bad connection.
@a.b.5925 yeah, sometimes a bad solenoid will just sound like a bad connection, I did all kinds of testing and checking with my little ranger, come to find out, it was battery itself, even though it showed to have 12.3 volts on the ohm meter. Put a new battery in it, and starts right up, I'm still shocked that it showed good.
The solenoids flip ground between them depending on switch position. Both must be grounded to block on the small.5.amp side.