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Thanks Nick so if there is no power to the pots on the coil what could the problem be then? Thanks awayne

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I don't know what the "pots on the coil" are. I assume you mean starter solenoid. Large terminal should always have battery power and small terminal should have power with key in crank position. If you tap power to the smaller terminal the vehicle should crank. Try jumping the starter relay

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