1970 Jeep Commander Starting Ignition Problems.

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RULLZO713
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I have a 1970 Jeepster Commando and when i connect the Battery all the lights come on and when i go to try and turn over the engine it wont click.. i have bench tested the starter solenoid and it responded to the test with full function. I think i have the wires on the solenoid mixed up and i was wondering if you could help me with what wires go to the solenoid other than the + battery cable that goes directly to the Solenoid. Can you help me?
I am an Automotive Tech student and i am having a hard time reading the Electrical Diagram that i have.
Please help me
Sep 6, 2013 at 11:47 AM
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CJ MEDEVAC
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NOT SURE ON WHAT YOUR SOLENOID LOOKS LIKE.....MAYBE SIMILAR TO A '76-'86 CJ?

IF YOU DO NOT HAVE A "I" TERMINAL.......YOU WILL NOT HAVE A "I" WIRE!.......SO DISREGARD IT IF YOU DON'T

I'M GONNA LINK YOU TO A POST..............A LOT OF IT WILL NOT APPLY TO YOU

SKIP DOWN TO "MY ANSWERS" ON "DECEMBER 2ND" ON THE 1ST PAGE.....THERE ARE TWO.......THIS MAY HELP THE MOST (BE SURE TO LOOK AT THE LINK IN THE 1ST ANSWER)

https://www.2carpros.com/questions/1979-jeep-cj5-having-trouble-getting-starter-engage-taken-down-they-good

........HECK, THE OTHER INFO MAY HELP YOU ON ANOTHER PROJECT

LEMME KNOW HOW I DID!......AND YOU TOO!

THE MEDIC

Sep 6, 2013 at 1:33 PM
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