nktidwel
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- Joined
- Sep 26, 2008
- Messages
- 14
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- Location
- Cottonwood/Gordon Al
- Vehicle Year
- 1995 (built in
- Make / Model
- Ford
- Engine Size
- 2.3
- Transmission
- Manual
96 2.3 manual
Every single time I attempt to crank the ranger (with just the key), the ignition fuse blows, and it does not crank at all. I followed the ignition wire (red/blue) from the ignition switch. I have continuity with the bottom terminal (black/heavier wire) of the fender solenoid. I do not have continuity to the red/blue lead to the solenoid, as I would expect to have. If I wire the ignition wire from under the dash directly to the s terminal on the solenoid and crank, it fires right up and runs. Is there a good diagram to follow? Or does anybody know whats going on? And why are there 2 solenoids? (one on the starter too). I would like very much to get rid of my awesome push button.
The only diagram I have is:
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My wires here are in the correct locations.
Every single time I attempt to crank the ranger (with just the key), the ignition fuse blows, and it does not crank at all. I followed the ignition wire (red/blue) from the ignition switch. I have continuity with the bottom terminal (black/heavier wire) of the fender solenoid. I do not have continuity to the red/blue lead to the solenoid, as I would expect to have. If I wire the ignition wire from under the dash directly to the s terminal on the solenoid and crank, it fires right up and runs. Is there a good diagram to follow? Or does anybody know whats going on? And why are there 2 solenoids? (one on the starter too). I would like very much to get rid of my awesome push button.
The only diagram I have is:
My wires here are in the correct locations.
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