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No start M1008... won't crank & burned 2 fusible links??!! - w/ pics
I believe that is for use in a gas engine, to supply full voltage to the ignition coil when cranking. Otherwise, the coil voltage goes through a dropping or ballast resistor during normal operation. -
No start M1008... won't crank & burned 2 fusible links??!! - w/ pics
If the truck is still in the stock 24v/12v configuration, just make sure you only connect your ground to the driver's side alt, GEN1. -
No start M1008... won't crank & burned 2 fusible links??!! - w/ pics
Have the batteries been fully charged and load tested? All the lights going out in the crank position is one of the classic signs of a bad / low battery. -
No start M1008... won't crank & burned 2 fusible links??!! - w/ pics
For the fusible link info, check this thread: http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?122571-Fusible-Links-101 -
No start M1008... won't crank & burned 2 fusible links??!! - w/ pics
Did the starter have the support bracket on it? If not, make sure one gets put on when the starter is reinstalled.