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I read the Sticky on "The dreaded click". This is what my eyeballs transferred to my brain.
I pull the red/black wire, female blade and all out of the connector for #30, tape it off.
Run a 20 amp fused, heavier gauge wire from my positive battery to the #30 connector complete with a new female blade
The female blades the MOCO uses have a small keeper to hold them into the connector housing.
If I were you I'd either cut the red/black wire and slice into it (don't forget to put a bit of heat shrink on the harness side) or buy a new connector from the dealership.
While you can use a regular connector you have to use zip ties to keep it in place.
This is what I did the first time.
Now I use connectors I got at the dealership.
While I agree with Dan that it would be a cleaner look going to the breaker I just wire mine to the battery because it's much easier and I haven't had any problems doing it that way.
With my tester stuck inside the backside of the male connector for #30 it lights up when I hit the start button.
It takes voltage and current flow (amps) to to work.
You can easily have enough voltage and amps to light a test light. where you might not have enough amperage (current flow) to engage the starter.
It requires alot more amperage to engage the starter that it does to light a test lamp.
With my tester stuck inside the backside of the male connector for #30 it lights up when I hit the start button.
By putting a hot wire there wouldn't that cause the starter to continuously engage.
The wire to the #30 terminal on the starter relay is a hot wire, and when wired per the wiring diagram for a `95, it will be powered whenever the ignition switch is on (this is the high current circuit in the relay)...
The wire going to terminal 86 is the wire that is energized when the start button is pressed (this is the low current circuit of the relay).
Last edited by Dan89FLSTC; Dec 22, 2019 at 02:25 PM.
[QUOTE=texashillcountry;18746200]Maybe that was the problem I had scrambled eggs, sausage, hash browns, and toast but not a pie.
Just to be clear you are talking about The bluebonnet café in Marble Falls right?
FWIW there was no line when I was there.
Did someone say Pie
Good ride today, and everyone took home a Christmas pie.
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