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heygibb
I'm working through bugs on my recently acquired 89 sierra 4wd. This past week, the starter wouldn't turn over. After ruling out the battery, I removed the starter and bench tested it...all ok. I re-installed it but it still would not turn over. I turned the ignition key on and then shorted the two terminals on the starter and it started right up.
I decided to replace both the ignition key cylinder and ignition switch, hoping that was the problem. Unfortunately, I still have the same "click" when the key is turned.
I've decided to wire the two terminals from the solenoid to a dash mounted switch and bypass the normal wiring. Is there something else I should check out or replace before going this route? It's a hunting/fishing truck, so adding the switch doesn't bother me. It just seems to be the easiest way to overcome the lack of power getting to the starter.
grassy ass, amigos!
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