No power at starter
#2
Start by checking for voltage available on supply side to load and control side (blk/wht wire) of starter cut relay (see attached diagram).
If good, then check for 12V output side on load side (blk/wht also). It is usually easier to probe the top side of fuse box or get a diagnostic adapter to plug in and present test terminals.
The "parts changer" solution is to swap the relay w/ new or substitute a relay from another location. However this will not solve a wire fault.
You should also check for ground signal on control side (blu/wht) w/ a test light hooked to 12v power.
good luck
If good, then check for 12V output side on load side (blk/wht also). It is usually easier to probe the top side of fuse box or get a diagnostic adapter to plug in and present test terminals.
The "parts changer" solution is to swap the relay w/ new or substitute a relay from another location. However this will not solve a wire fault.
You should also check for ground signal on control side (blu/wht) w/ a test light hooked to 12v power.
good luck
Last edited by TexasHonda; 04-11-2017 at 01:33 PM.
#5
Ok, i jumped power from the battery to the small wire of the started. It cranked but wouldnt start even with the key in the start and on position. Im starting to wonder if the immobilizer is shutting everything down. Is that a possibility?
#6
If immobilizer is flashing it may be the problem.
Was keyswitch in On (run) position?
Check for 12v on blk/yel wire at distributor connector w/ keyswitch in On position. Check engine grounds for security.
good luck
Was keyswitch in On (run) position?
Check for 12v on blk/yel wire at distributor connector w/ keyswitch in On position. Check engine grounds for security.
good luck