So, I was replacing the positive battery cable and for some reason I took apart the entire starter solenoid without paying attention to where the wires go, when I put it back together, I had the negative battery cable on and no key in ignition, but the engine started cranking, I realize that I did the wiring wrong. Now I can't figure out how to correct it, the car won't start, and I'm pretty sure now I will need to replace the starter solenoid also. I don't want to put a new one on and do the same thing to it though, can someone please help me? I've been looking online for the wiring diagram but it's really confusing, and I've been trying to get it right. Also, sometimes when I try to put it together, it starts sparking up and cranking and I realize that this is bad and it's dangerous and possibly could cause a fire? I don't want to destroy it anymore. The car only had 61,780 ish miles when I bought it and it started having symptoms of needing a fuel filter but also the battery cables are super corroded and cracking that's why I wanted to replace them. I only got to drive the car like 30 or 40 miles.
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Wednesday, December 8th, 2021 AT 10:01 AM