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westend
Apr 04, 2018Explorer
First diagnostic point I'd go to would be resistance at the solenoid leads. Those values should be published. You could also measure voltage across the leads when running. That may unearth a faulty/failing solenoid or an "open" in the circuit.
Coincidentally, I have a failing TX solenoid in a Subaru, ATM. I plan to pull it, clean it, and measure resistance, along with testing for functionality. The price of a replacement makes my cheaper method worth the effort.
Coincidentally, I have a failing TX solenoid in a Subaru, ATM. I plan to pull it, clean it, and measure resistance, along with testing for functionality. The price of a replacement makes my cheaper method worth the effort.
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