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Faunsdale, AL | Might learn more by hooking up a jumper wire to supply voltage to the dead relay or bypass it entirely and make sure if you jump power to its output, the starter cranks the engine.
Relays can click and light a test light without actually making enough connection for current to flow. Would short across the first one with something heavy and see if that makes any difference in getting power to second one. Probably have a problem somewhere else like you say but wouldn’t hurt to bypass the relays and check the output wiring to starter.
Be careful and don’t get run over, make sure it’s in park or neutral etc! It might crank! | |
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Diagnose starter issue on sprayer - Miller 2200
