YesOur O'day 34 purchased last year will sometimes "click" when using key several time before it starts. No problems with battery, tested fine. The boat broker told us that was "nomal" It doesn't sound normal. Will a starting relay fix that?
Why are you trying to start a boat that is already running?This is probably a different scenario, but my boat has to be turned completely off before it will engage the starter again. Not sure why, but it just is...
LOL, sometimes I don't get the key completely turned back of off. Or begin to turn it over and remember I forgot to open the intake through hull... or a few other reasons, but those are the main ones.Why are you trying to start a boat that is already running?
How do you accomplish this?sometime I gotta show it who is boss.
They same way you let your spouse know who is boss!!! You ask nicely and use a gentle touch.How do you accomplish this?
I need to keep them both happy the same way, I throw money at them!They same way you let your spouse know who is boss!!!
So I'm sorry to be thick about this, but the ford type solenoid and the Cole Hersee 24037 don't require a wire to ground
Sorry being thisck again so this means that the relay needs to be attached to the engine or other grounded object ?The Cole Hersee 24037 is grounded through the body/metal mount. For Ford type relays it depends which one you buy. I have one we stock here that is a simple three terminal phenolic body relay that is grounded though the mount ear. I think we sell them to customers for about $21.00...
Yes. For your application the body of that particular solenoid (24037) needs to be attached to the engine or other grounded object. However, there are several other CH solenoids that have a lug (Insulated stud earth) that you attach to ground via a wire. Here is one that you may consider:Sorry being thisck again so this means that the relay needs to be attached to the engine or other grounded object ?
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No you just need to provide a ground wire to one of the bolts used to mount it. But my very serious recommendation is to hire this done ( or a good friend).Sorry being thisck again so this means that the relay needs to be attached to the engine or other grounded object ?
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