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Blown the starter solenoid fuse, all other electrics look OK. Replaced fuse no life, is the starter dead or any other common problem?. It just stopped on the road. thanks

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Check the electrical system from the battery ground (at the engine) to the battery.
chech the wires from the battery thru the solenoid to the starter. See if the starter will operate when it is "shorted" (touch a (large) wire from the battery + terminal to the starter post) be careful not to touch anything else. If it works this way you need a solenoid. If not, have the starter checked out.
There usually is some reason for a blown fuse.

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