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Old 04-06-2012, 05:35 PM
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92 190e 2.3L
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hello i have 92 190e 2.3L, i have disconnected the starter and had it checked for malfunction its working fine, now i have another issue; when i had reconnected the starter back on there seems to be no effort made to start the car as if the ignition does not recognize the starter is working. I have also checked the wiring at it looks like there is a third wire black one hanging, its connected to a black box separate from the selonoid box. Any suggestions on what I might do greatly appreciated.

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also when I connect the third wire there is no change at all, still no start
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maybe your solenoid is shot. try running a heavy gauge wire directly from the starter to the positive terminal of the battery while the key is in the on position. if it starts, then your solenoid is bad.
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Originally Posted by zachmcgill
maybe your solenoid is shot. try running a heavy gauge wire directly from the starter to the positive terminal of the battery while the key is in the on position. if it starts, then your solenoid is bad.
and don't get shocked in the process

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