1993 BMW 325 "post solenoid ground" Questions

...post to a good ground, like the engine. If wiring is ok, then look at the starter solenoid for a good connection. Problem is most likely the Solenoid or starting relay, whichever the car uses. Hope ...

...post the problem. Either your starter Relay is bad or something is grounded in the starter.  When the solenoid works, it is suppose to activate and release.  It is unusual to not continue ...

solenoid that is mounted on the starter: Connect the positive post of the battery to the large post on the starter. Connect smaller neutral safety switch/ignition switch wire to the smaller post. Here

...look at battery and idenify neg and poss posts if the cabel from neg post is connected to the starter solenoid then it is poss earth no way can both be connected to ground it would cause a dead ...

post closest to the actual starter. is this correct because the truck still wont start. i already checked the relay and it is ok. thanks for your help. not correct the negative wire should be attached

...is sticking. your starter has a "hot" wire going to it and a ground usually attached to the frame of the vehicle. try by passing the solenoid by contacting the hot and ground on the solenoid

...post on the solenoid is for the wire coming from your key switch. User manual http://www.husqvarna.com/ddoc/HUSO/HUSO2010_USen/HUSO2010_USen__115384327.pdf ...

...and the solenoid. When you bypass the switch with the screwdriver you don't ground out the line, but with the switch the ground shorts the circuit, blows the fuse, and then won't start the

post for the battery cable, a plug in for the starter (solenoid) switch, and another male plug in also on the solenoid. Is this a ground? I thought the mounting provided the ground.............. Thank

post. if the solenoid engage with the starter turning then is not your starter, it will be you ground connection not getting good contact with the starter. also check your igniton switch, its wear out