My 2000 gmc truck will not start. New starter,
I assume that you mean that the starter will not run. Do you hear the starter solenoid operate (click) when attempting to start? If so, using either a voltmeter or test light, look for 12 volt power at the battery side of the solenoid. If none or it disappears when the starter attempt is made, check the cables from the battery for badly corroded ends. Also, check the grounding cable running from the frame/body over to the engine block for damage. If you hear no click from the solenoid, look for power which should appear at the small terminal of the solenoid when starting. If you get power, replace the solenoid. If no power, then look for a blown fuse, bad relay, bad ignition switch, or any damaged wiring. Make sure the new battery is fully charged. Hope some of this helps!
I have a Yamaha L200txrr and get it to start. New battery cables, batteries charged, new ignition switch. Have power to lights but none to ignition key. Gauges wired to key. what could be wrong?\r\n
Very difficult to get it wrong, there is a harness and four colored calbe. Yellow, red, black, and green.
pos cable hooked up to negative post on battery
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