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Old 07-03-2018, 01:37 PM
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My 1970 model 127's starter wants to turn constantly as if the solenoid is closed. I have the battery disconnectd and the belt slackened. With the key off the starter turns as soon as battery is supplied. The switch test ok and is disconnected. Any help is appreciated
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My 1970 model 127's starter wants to turn constantly as if the solenoid is closed. I have the battery disconnectd and the belt slackened. With the key off the starter turns as soon as battery is supplied. The switch test ok and is disconnected. Any help is appreciated
Are you saying that the with the key switch disconnected the starter turns when battery is supplied, or do you mean it is just disconnected at this time?
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Disconnect the "G" from the V/R. If the starter stops, replace the V/R.
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The ignition switch is unplugged.
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Are you saying that the with the key switch disconnected the starter turns when battery is supplied, or do you mean it is just disconnected at this time?
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The ignition switch is unplugged.
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