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TR2/3/3A TR3 Starter Solenoid Test...Out of vehicle??
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Re: TR3 Starter Solenoid Test...Out of vehicle??
Hard to get a really thorough test, because of the current it has to handle. But you can do a basic test easily : Connect a source of 12v (battery charger or what have you) between the case & the small side terminal (polarity not important), then check for continuity between the two large terminals.
Hard to get a really thorough test, because of the current it has to handle. But you can do a basic test easily : Connect a source of 12v (battery charger or what have you) between the case & the small side terminal (polarity not important), then check for continuity between the two large terminals.
