8274 Solinoid Replacement
07-12-2004, 10:24 PM
#1
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8274 Solinoid Replacement
I just replaced the solenoids on my 8274 with new ones from Advanced. I
used a round Ford type. They match the ones that came off exactly.....I
thought. Now I'm questioning if they will stand up. If I take the cable all
the way out and then pull it all in, it's fine until I stop and attempt to
restart. When that happens the solenoids "click" but do not actually "pull
in". By this I mean I hear an audible click, but measured with a fluke
meter no voltage passes. If I let the solenoids sit for about 30 seconds I
can then complete the cable take up.
I've checked and thoroughly cleaned all connections from the solenoid pack
to the battery.
Any suggestions?
used a round Ford type. They match the ones that came off exactly.....I
thought. Now I'm questioning if they will stand up. If I take the cable all
the way out and then pull it all in, it's fine until I stop and attempt to
restart. When that happens the solenoids "click" but do not actually "pull
in". By this I mean I hear an audible click, but measured with a fluke
meter no voltage passes. If I let the solenoids sit for about 30 seconds I
can then complete the cable take up.
I've checked and thoroughly cleaned all connections from the solenoid pack
to the battery.
Any suggestions?
07-12-2004, 10:37 PM
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Re: 8274 Solinoid Replacement
by the way....new machine.
Daren McMorris
"City Jeep" <dmcmorris@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:LJHIc.117853$wH4.6499903@twister.southeast.rr .com...
> I just replaced the solenoids on my 8274 with new ones from Advanced. I
> used a round Ford type. They match the ones that came off exactly.....I
> thought. Now I'm questioning if they will stand up. If I take the cable
all
> the way out and then pull it all in, it's fine until I stop and attempt to
> restart. When that happens the solenoids "click" but do not actually
"pull
> in". By this I mean I hear an audible click, but measured with a fluke
> meter no voltage passes. If I let the solenoids sit for about 30 seconds
I
> can then complete the cable take up.
>
> I've checked and thoroughly cleaned all connections from the solenoid pack
> to the battery.
>
> Any suggestions?
>
>
Daren McMorris
"City Jeep" <dmcmorris@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:LJHIc.117853$wH4.6499903@twister.southeast.rr .com...
> I just replaced the solenoids on my 8274 with new ones from Advanced. I
> used a round Ford type. They match the ones that came off exactly.....I
> thought. Now I'm questioning if they will stand up. If I take the cable
all
> the way out and then pull it all in, it's fine until I stop and attempt to
> restart. When that happens the solenoids "click" but do not actually
"pull
> in". By this I mean I hear an audible click, but measured with a fluke
> meter no voltage passes. If I let the solenoids sit for about 30 seconds
I
> can then complete the cable take up.
>
> I've checked and thoroughly cleaned all connections from the solenoid pack
> to the battery.
>
> Any suggestions?
>
>
07-12-2004, 10:37 PM
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Re: 8274 Solinoid Replacement
by the way....new machine.
Daren McMorris
"City Jeep" <dmcmorris@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:LJHIc.117853$wH4.6499903@twister.southeast.rr .com...
> I just replaced the solenoids on my 8274 with new ones from Advanced. I
> used a round Ford type. They match the ones that came off exactly.....I
> thought. Now I'm questioning if they will stand up. If I take the cable
all
> the way out and then pull it all in, it's fine until I stop and attempt to
> restart. When that happens the solenoids "click" but do not actually
"pull
> in". By this I mean I hear an audible click, but measured with a fluke
> meter no voltage passes. If I let the solenoids sit for about 30 seconds
I
> can then complete the cable take up.
>
> I've checked and thoroughly cleaned all connections from the solenoid pack
> to the battery.
>
> Any suggestions?
>
>
Daren McMorris
"City Jeep" <dmcmorris@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:LJHIc.117853$wH4.6499903@twister.southeast.rr .com...
> I just replaced the solenoids on my 8274 with new ones from Advanced. I
> used a round Ford type. They match the ones that came off exactly.....I
> thought. Now I'm questioning if they will stand up. If I take the cable
all
> the way out and then pull it all in, it's fine until I stop and attempt to
> restart. When that happens the solenoids "click" but do not actually
"pull
> in". By this I mean I hear an audible click, but measured with a fluke
> meter no voltage passes. If I let the solenoids sit for about 30 seconds
I
> can then complete the cable take up.
>
> I've checked and thoroughly cleaned all connections from the solenoid pack
> to the battery.
>
> Any suggestions?
>
>
07-12-2004, 10:37 PM
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Re: 8274 Solinoid Replacement
by the way....new machine.
Daren McMorris
"City Jeep" <dmcmorris@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:LJHIc.117853$wH4.6499903@twister.southeast.rr .com...
> I just replaced the solenoids on my 8274 with new ones from Advanced. I
> used a round Ford type. They match the ones that came off exactly.....I
> thought. Now I'm questioning if they will stand up. If I take the cable
all
> the way out and then pull it all in, it's fine until I stop and attempt to
> restart. When that happens the solenoids "click" but do not actually
"pull
> in". By this I mean I hear an audible click, but measured with a fluke
> meter no voltage passes. If I let the solenoids sit for about 30 seconds
I
> can then complete the cable take up.
>
> I've checked and thoroughly cleaned all connections from the solenoid pack
> to the battery.
>
> Any suggestions?
>
>
Daren McMorris
"City Jeep" <dmcmorris@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:LJHIc.117853$wH4.6499903@twister.southeast.rr .com...
> I just replaced the solenoids on my 8274 with new ones from Advanced. I
> used a round Ford type. They match the ones that came off exactly.....I
> thought. Now I'm questioning if they will stand up. If I take the cable
all
> the way out and then pull it all in, it's fine until I stop and attempt to
> restart. When that happens the solenoids "click" but do not actually
"pull
> in". By this I mean I hear an audible click, but measured with a fluke
> meter no voltage passes. If I let the solenoids sit for about 30 seconds
I
> can then complete the cable take up.
>
> I've checked and thoroughly cleaned all connections from the solenoid pack
> to the battery.
>
> Any suggestions?
>
>
07-12-2004, 10:37 PM
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Re: 8274 Solinoid Replacement
by the way....new machine.
Daren McMorris
"City Jeep" <dmcmorris@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:LJHIc.117853$wH4.6499903@twister.southeast.rr .com...
> I just replaced the solenoids on my 8274 with new ones from Advanced. I
> used a round Ford type. They match the ones that came off exactly.....I
> thought. Now I'm questioning if they will stand up. If I take the cable
all
> the way out and then pull it all in, it's fine until I stop and attempt to
> restart. When that happens the solenoids "click" but do not actually
"pull
> in". By this I mean I hear an audible click, but measured with a fluke
> meter no voltage passes. If I let the solenoids sit for about 30 seconds
I
> can then complete the cable take up.
>
> I've checked and thoroughly cleaned all connections from the solenoid pack
> to the battery.
>
> Any suggestions?
>
>
Daren McMorris
"City Jeep" <dmcmorris@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:LJHIc.117853$wH4.6499903@twister.southeast.rr .com...
> I just replaced the solenoids on my 8274 with new ones from Advanced. I
> used a round Ford type. They match the ones that came off exactly.....I
> thought. Now I'm questioning if they will stand up. If I take the cable
all
> the way out and then pull it all in, it's fine until I stop and attempt to
> restart. When that happens the solenoids "click" but do not actually
"pull
> in". By this I mean I hear an audible click, but measured with a fluke
> meter no voltage passes. If I let the solenoids sit for about 30 seconds
I
> can then complete the cable take up.
>
> I've checked and thoroughly cleaned all connections from the solenoid pack
> to the battery.
>
> Any suggestions?
>
>
07-12-2004, 10:44 PM
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Re: 8274 Solinoid Replacement
If you are asking whether to replace solenoids that will not work
connect your batter with your winch, with new ones, that look like
Ford's, than I vote yes.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
City Jeep wrote:
>
> I just replaced the solenoids on my 8274 with new ones from Advanced. I
> used a round Ford type. They match the ones that came off exactly.....I
> thought. Now I'm questioning if they will stand up. If I take the cable all
> the way out and then pull it all in, it's fine until I stop and attempt to
> restart. When that happens the solenoids "click" but do not actually "pull
> in". By this I mean I hear an audible click, but measured with a fluke
> meter no voltage passes. If I let the solenoids sit for about 30 seconds I
> can then complete the cable take up.
>
> I've checked and thoroughly cleaned all connections from the solenoid pack
> to the battery.
>
> Any suggestions?
connect your batter with your winch, with new ones, that look like
Ford's, than I vote yes.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
City Jeep wrote:
>
> I just replaced the solenoids on my 8274 with new ones from Advanced. I
> used a round Ford type. They match the ones that came off exactly.....I
> thought. Now I'm questioning if they will stand up. If I take the cable all
> the way out and then pull it all in, it's fine until I stop and attempt to
> restart. When that happens the solenoids "click" but do not actually "pull
> in". By this I mean I hear an audible click, but measured with a fluke
> meter no voltage passes. If I let the solenoids sit for about 30 seconds I
> can then complete the cable take up.
>
> I've checked and thoroughly cleaned all connections from the solenoid pack
> to the battery.
>
> Any suggestions?
07-12-2004, 10:44 PM
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Re: 8274 Solinoid Replacement
If you are asking whether to replace solenoids that will not work
connect your batter with your winch, with new ones, that look like
Ford's, than I vote yes.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
City Jeep wrote:
>
> I just replaced the solenoids on my 8274 with new ones from Advanced. I
> used a round Ford type. They match the ones that came off exactly.....I
> thought. Now I'm questioning if they will stand up. If I take the cable all
> the way out and then pull it all in, it's fine until I stop and attempt to
> restart. When that happens the solenoids "click" but do not actually "pull
> in". By this I mean I hear an audible click, but measured with a fluke
> meter no voltage passes. If I let the solenoids sit for about 30 seconds I
> can then complete the cable take up.
>
> I've checked and thoroughly cleaned all connections from the solenoid pack
> to the battery.
>
> Any suggestions?
connect your batter with your winch, with new ones, that look like
Ford's, than I vote yes.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
City Jeep wrote:
>
> I just replaced the solenoids on my 8274 with new ones from Advanced. I
> used a round Ford type. They match the ones that came off exactly.....I
> thought. Now I'm questioning if they will stand up. If I take the cable all
> the way out and then pull it all in, it's fine until I stop and attempt to
> restart. When that happens the solenoids "click" but do not actually "pull
> in". By this I mean I hear an audible click, but measured with a fluke
> meter no voltage passes. If I let the solenoids sit for about 30 seconds I
> can then complete the cable take up.
>
> I've checked and thoroughly cleaned all connections from the solenoid pack
> to the battery.
>
> Any suggestions?
07-12-2004, 10:44 PM
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Re: 8274 Solinoid Replacement
If you are asking whether to replace solenoids that will not work
connect your batter with your winch, with new ones, that look like
Ford's, than I vote yes.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
City Jeep wrote:
>
> I just replaced the solenoids on my 8274 with new ones from Advanced. I
> used a round Ford type. They match the ones that came off exactly.....I
> thought. Now I'm questioning if they will stand up. If I take the cable all
> the way out and then pull it all in, it's fine until I stop and attempt to
> restart. When that happens the solenoids "click" but do not actually "pull
> in". By this I mean I hear an audible click, but measured with a fluke
> meter no voltage passes. If I let the solenoids sit for about 30 seconds I
> can then complete the cable take up.
>
> I've checked and thoroughly cleaned all connections from the solenoid pack
> to the battery.
>
> Any suggestions?
connect your batter with your winch, with new ones, that look like
Ford's, than I vote yes.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
City Jeep wrote:
>
> I just replaced the solenoids on my 8274 with new ones from Advanced. I
> used a round Ford type. They match the ones that came off exactly.....I
> thought. Now I'm questioning if they will stand up. If I take the cable all
> the way out and then pull it all in, it's fine until I stop and attempt to
> restart. When that happens the solenoids "click" but do not actually "pull
> in". By this I mean I hear an audible click, but measured with a fluke
> meter no voltage passes. If I let the solenoids sit for about 30 seconds I
> can then complete the cable take up.
>
> I've checked and thoroughly cleaned all connections from the solenoid pack
> to the battery.
>
> Any suggestions?
07-12-2004, 10:44 PM
#9
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Re: 8274 Solinoid Replacement
If you are asking whether to replace solenoids that will not work
connect your batter with your winch, with new ones, that look like
Ford's, than I vote yes.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
City Jeep wrote:
>
> I just replaced the solenoids on my 8274 with new ones from Advanced. I
> used a round Ford type. They match the ones that came off exactly.....I
> thought. Now I'm questioning if they will stand up. If I take the cable all
> the way out and then pull it all in, it's fine until I stop and attempt to
> restart. When that happens the solenoids "click" but do not actually "pull
> in". By this I mean I hear an audible click, but measured with a fluke
> meter no voltage passes. If I let the solenoids sit for about 30 seconds I
> can then complete the cable take up.
>
> I've checked and thoroughly cleaned all connections from the solenoid pack
> to the battery.
>
> Any suggestions?
connect your batter with your winch, with new ones, that look like
Ford's, than I vote yes.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
City Jeep wrote:
>
> I just replaced the solenoids on my 8274 with new ones from Advanced. I
> used a round Ford type. They match the ones that came off exactly.....I
> thought. Now I'm questioning if they will stand up. If I take the cable all
> the way out and then pull it all in, it's fine until I stop and attempt to
> restart. When that happens the solenoids "click" but do not actually "pull
> in". By this I mean I hear an audible click, but measured with a fluke
> meter no voltage passes. If I let the solenoids sit for about 30 seconds I
> can then complete the cable take up.
>
> I've checked and thoroughly cleaned all connections from the solenoid pack
> to the battery.
>
> Any suggestions?
07-13-2004, 06:35 AM
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Re: 8274 Solinoid Replacement
Huh? I don't follow you bill.
Daren
"L.W. (ßill) ------ III" <----------@***.net> wrote in message
news:40F34C94.AC5FD02F@***.net...
> If you are asking whether to replace solenoids that will not work
> connect your batter with your winch, with new ones, that look like
> Ford's, than I vote yes.
> God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
> mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
>
> City Jeep wrote:
> >
> > I just replaced the solenoids on my 8274 with new ones from Advanced. I
> > used a round Ford type. They match the ones that came off exactly.....I
> > thought. Now I'm questioning if they will stand up. If I take the cable
all
> > the way out and then pull it all in, it's fine until I stop and attempt
to
> > restart. When that happens the solenoids "click" but do not actually
"pull
> > in". By this I mean I hear an audible click, but measured with a fluke
> > meter no voltage passes. If I let the solenoids sit for about 30
seconds I
> > can then complete the cable take up.
> >
> > I've checked and thoroughly cleaned all connections from the solenoid
pack
> > to the battery.
> >
> > Any suggestions?
Daren
"L.W. (ßill) ------ III" <----------@***.net> wrote in message
news:40F34C94.AC5FD02F@***.net...
> If you are asking whether to replace solenoids that will not work
> connect your batter with your winch, with new ones, that look like
> Ford's, than I vote yes.
> God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
> mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
>
> City Jeep wrote:
> >
> > I just replaced the solenoids on my 8274 with new ones from Advanced. I
> > used a round Ford type. They match the ones that came off exactly.....I
> > thought. Now I'm questioning if they will stand up. If I take the cable
all
> > the way out and then pull it all in, it's fine until I stop and attempt
to
> > restart. When that happens the solenoids "click" but do not actually
"pull
> > in". By this I mean I hear an audible click, but measured with a fluke
> > meter no voltage passes. If I let the solenoids sit for about 30
seconds I
> > can then complete the cable take up.
> >
> > I've checked and thoroughly cleaned all connections from the solenoid
pack
> > to the battery.
> >
> > Any suggestions?