Re: Warn winch solenoid?
Sounds like either a sticky solenoid or a bad connection, usually a
ground wire. Matt Macchiarolo wrote: > Hi all, > > Warn HS9500i. Getting ready for Silver Lake dunes this weekend and I tested > the winch...seems like the solenoid doesn't want to engage immedately, it > clicks for a second or two before the motor will turn. Seems to do better > with the engine at speed. If there is a load on the cable, it the solenoid > tends not to want to engage fully, so the motor doesn't get enough juice. I > opend the solenoid housing but there is no obvious problems, although one > small connector (not the main wires) on the driver's side is rusty. I am > thinking a new solenoid pack is what's needed. Never had this happen before. > > While at SL I will try someone else's controller switch, to rule out the > switch. > > Any suggestions? > > matt > -- > --- > Matt Macchiarolo > mlmacchiarolo at comcast dot net > AIM screen name RTI1182 > > "We must not confuse dissent with disloyalty." -Edward R. Murrow > > |
Re: Warn winch solenoid?
Sounds like either a sticky solenoid or a bad connection, usually a
ground wire. Matt Macchiarolo wrote: > Hi all, > > Warn HS9500i. Getting ready for Silver Lake dunes this weekend and I tested > the winch...seems like the solenoid doesn't want to engage immedately, it > clicks for a second or two before the motor will turn. Seems to do better > with the engine at speed. If there is a load on the cable, it the solenoid > tends not to want to engage fully, so the motor doesn't get enough juice. I > opend the solenoid housing but there is no obvious problems, although one > small connector (not the main wires) on the driver's side is rusty. I am > thinking a new solenoid pack is what's needed. Never had this happen before. > > While at SL I will try someone else's controller switch, to rule out the > switch. > > Any suggestions? > > matt > -- > --- > Matt Macchiarolo > mlmacchiarolo at comcast dot net > AIM screen name RTI1182 > > "We must not confuse dissent with disloyalty." -Edward R. Murrow > > |
Re: Warn winch solenoid?
Sounds like either a sticky solenoid or a bad connection, usually a
ground wire. Matt Macchiarolo wrote: > Hi all, > > Warn HS9500i. Getting ready for Silver Lake dunes this weekend and I tested > the winch...seems like the solenoid doesn't want to engage immedately, it > clicks for a second or two before the motor will turn. Seems to do better > with the engine at speed. If there is a load on the cable, it the solenoid > tends not to want to engage fully, so the motor doesn't get enough juice. I > opend the solenoid housing but there is no obvious problems, although one > small connector (not the main wires) on the driver's side is rusty. I am > thinking a new solenoid pack is what's needed. Never had this happen before. > > While at SL I will try someone else's controller switch, to rule out the > switch. > > Any suggestions? > > matt > -- > --- > Matt Macchiarolo > mlmacchiarolo at comcast dot net > AIM screen name RTI1182 > > "We must not confuse dissent with disloyalty." -Edward R. Murrow > > |
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