I have a 73 f-100 I have no power to the s post on the starter solenoid.

Asked by jay73f100 Apr 08, 2015 at 01:43 PM about the 1973 Ford F-100

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I replaced the starter solenoid and the electronic side of the ignition switch but I still have
no power to the solenoid. Please help.

jay73f100 answered 9 years ago

there is also no power going to the starter.

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CamaroCollector answered 9 years ago

Check for ignition signal out from ignition directly, you may have an in line fuse, here's a diagram for that type of system

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jay73f100 answered 9 years ago

I followed the wire to the ignition switch as best I could and didn't see a in line fuse. I am going to replace the plug in and see what happens.

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jay73f100 answered 9 years ago

Thanks for the information. I found one bad wire and neutral safety switch.

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