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Old 04-08-2012, 10:10 PM   #1
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i have a 79 marathon 2 stroke. what makes a solenoid go bad? i had to get one last summer and it lost power on one side today. i checked all my fuses and connections and everything looks good as far as i can see. i'm wondering what else i need to check. the solenoid has only about 5-6 hours on it. the one i bought is a continuous duty. thanks.
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Old 04-09-2012, 05:05 AM   #2
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i have a 79 marathon 2 stroke. what makes a solenoid go bad? i had to get one last summer and it lost power on one side today. i checked all my fuses and connections and everything looks good as far as i can see. i'm wondering what else i need to check. the solenoid has only about 5-6 hours on it. the one i bought is a continuous duty. thanks.
Have you tried tapping on it? or doing a bench test with a battery charger? I do know if they are really close to the exhaust they will over heat and burn up internally.
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How do you test a solenoid? Personally I think I got a bad one. The one I bought was the cheapest one I could get. I guess you only do that once.
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I found my problem and ended up burning the solenoid up so I went and bought a trombetta continuous duty. It took me three days but I had a bad ground on my solenoid bracket where I didn't think I had one. Cart starts and runs now. Thanks.
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