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	dirtycopper

Wed, 13-Jul-16 4:10 AM (7 years ago)

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Finally made it home after a veerryy long day. Truck problems suck. So I'm driving a Fiero to work tomorrow.

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	MieleGattina

You just need a spray tan and a mullet now!

(7 years ago)

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	steelrat60

A Fiero? Good luck, bro.

(7 years ago)

	dirtycopper

I've got electrical problems.

Truck will start but the starter keeps going even after shutting the ignition off and taking the key out.

(7 years ago)

	dirtycopper

This one has been fully restored steel. It drives nice, handles well...but it feels like my ass is dragging the ground.

(7 years ago)

	steelrat60

pinched wires, failed solenoid, column switch... any clues?

(7 years ago)

	steelrat60

my eldest had a friend that loved Fieros... he wrecked 6

(7 years ago)

	dirtycopper

has to be in the wiring or ignition switch steel. Got it home by starting it then taking the solenoid wire off which stopped the starter. So wiring or ignition but I'm guessing ignition switch.

(7 years ago)

	steelrat60

between the switch and the solenoid... older or newer... does it have a fuse panel or a power distribution block?

(7 years ago)

	dirtycopper

power distribution block. 98 s10. Even tried pulling the starter relay with it running, starter still kept going.

(7 years ago)

	Heavy Chevy

Lol! I miss my lil Fierro with an "Iron Duke" 4 banger lol!

(7 years ago)

	happyhumper69

That sounds like the solenoid is stuck

(7 years ago)

	dirtycopper

i thought so too hh, but when I removed the solenoid wire it stopped, so that makes me think the solenoid wire is staying hot even with the key in the run or off position.

(7 years ago)

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	steelrat60

Is s10 still a rod from the key to a column mounted sliding switch?

(7 years ago)

	dirtycopper

and by solenoid wire I mean the little one, not the main power wire. That's still hooked up. Not sure what you mean steel. havent torn into the column yet. Just got it home a little bit ago.

(7 years ago)

	steelrat60

the switch still turns everything else off?

(7 years ago)

	dirtycopper

yep. kills everything but the starter.

(7 years ago)

	steelrat60

Hrm.... no clue... good luck.

(7 years ago)

	dirtycopper

gee thanks. LMAO I'm confused too. Only thing I can figure is something in the ignition or the solenoid wire is getting power from another source. But that's a job for tomorrow or Thurs. LOL

(7 years ago)

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	happyhumper69

switch on that is up by the lock cylinder Steel. My Bronco has the rod in the column; switch is on the column close to the firewall

(7 years ago)

	steelrat60

I'll pop by with my voltmeter

(7 years ago)

	dirtycopper

the buddy who loaned me the Fierro is a whiz with electrical problems. He fixes tv's etc for a living. He's going to help me figure it out tomorrow or Thurs.

(7 years ago)

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	dirtycopper

HH you were right. Solenoid was sticking open for some reason. Don't know why and don't care due to it having a lifetime warranty.

New starter on truck and I'm good to go.

(7 years ago)

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