forzarusso
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Please bear with me on this long explaination, any and all help will be greatly appreciated. I have a 87 Bronco 4.9L 6cyl. I was having intermittent failure to start issues. sometimes would start perfect, other times i turn the key and got nothing...not even accessories. I had someone hold the key in start position and i would ****** around the wires between the battery and the start solenoid. It seemd that when i disturbed it enough it would start as i moved the wires. I removed all the tape and found that most of those wires had been repaired/spliced previously and none looked all that good. I went to the local salvage yard and bought all the wires to passenger lights, alternator, all wires to solenoid, etc. I repaired/replaced all the wires (which did have the fusible link). I reconnected the battery and my Bronco started right up and ran beautiful so i let it run for 20 minutes or so while i taped and zip-tied the wires to tidy it up. I turned the igniton off and when i went to resatrt it...nothing, no power at all. I turn the key to on and get nothing, not even lights. I have a meter so i tested my battery and between Positve and negative at the battery i have 13 vdc. From neg battery to where positive is mounted on soloenoid it seems to fluctuate. Negative bat cable (from starter to battery is new) Positive (solenoid to starter) is new, ignition switch is new (have replaced it twice in the last year). AGain, I turn the key and get NOTHING....i am pulling my hair out over frustration!!! ANY AND ALL HELP WILL BE GREATLY APPRECIATED...thank you in advance for your responses....
Russ in Houston, TX
Russ in Houston, TX