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I have a 1962 40-hp West Bend outboard that's run great for the past
few years. The last time we took it out, though, it suddenly refused to crank, just complete silence. I assumed it was a loose wire somewhere but couldn't find one. Anyway, I followed the wires into the motor and just before they go into the starter they go into and out of a little lump which I believe is a solenoid. There is current going in but not coming out, even when I crank it. I take it to mean my solenoid's dead, but I really have no idea what I'm doing so I thought I'd ask... If it is, how closely do I have to match the part to replace it? Can I go find any 12-volt marine starter solenoid? cheers, doug |
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