My max 2 is down...Began only starting intermittently, now won't start at all. I had the battery tested, removed the starter/solenoid which tested good, however with the exciter wire removed from solenoid I get 12v when I turn the key-with exciter wire on solenoid my voltage drops to 1.5-2.5v? Bought a new ignition-nothing. Last night I bought a red and black section of 4ga. wire to start checking connections so that's the next step...any input would be GREATLY appreciated
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Have you tried a wire from battery + to exciter terminal on solenoid, effectively removing starter switch etc from the system? I take it when you say it's not starting you actually mean the starter's not turning the engine over, IE, the starter's not working ?
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actually electricity flows out the negative side of a battery, not the positive side. Which is why they tell you to take off the ground before you work on something. Most people clean the fool out of the positive cables and neglect the ground cables. A good shiny and proper size ground will make a world of difference in an electrical system.
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Last Oct when I was in the ditch with my Max II, Mel's Max IV would not start back up after I was pulled out. We spent another 30 mins trying to figure that out. I got it back here and ran I ground cable from the neg right to the ground stud on the engine mount for the wiring harness and it fired right up. Keep it grounded and clean and it cuts up half your problems.Hold My B..R and Watch This!!!
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Originally posted by CBass View PostLast Oct when I was in the ditch with my Max II, Mel's Max IV would not start back up after I was pulled out. We spent another 30 mins trying to figure that out. I got it back here and ran I ground cable from the neg right to the ground stud on the engine mount for the wiring harness and it fired right up. Keep it grounded and clean and it cuts up half your problems.
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Originally posted by ARGOJIM View PostMore like a Cavern. We'll have to remember to use the jumper cables as a ground to test on the trail.
Hold My B..R and Watch This!!!
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