Here’s a tip: when testing the solenoid, ensure all connections are clean and secure. Corroded terminals can sometimes mimic solenoid failure. It’s the little things that count!
Really good point! It’s smart to check those before assuming the solenoid itself is bad.
Just to lighten the mood: why did the starter solenoid break up with the battery? It found a better connection! Haha!
LOL! That definitely made my day! But on a serious note, solenoid issues can really drain your patience.
When troubleshooting, always look for signs of physical damage to the solenoid itself, like cracks or rust. Sometimes they fail without any warning!
That’s a solid reminder! Reflecting on my own experience, just a tiny crack can be the culprit. Definitely look closely!
If in doubt, checking the wiring to the solenoid is crucial. Bad wiring can often be overlooked, but it can cause big issues.