Starter Solenoid Seprate from Starter?

Nik_95Cobra

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Hey guys...Car's stuck at home so I can't go out and look right now since I'm not there...Was wondering, Is our Starter Solenoid Seprate from our starter like on some of the older fords? Replaced the ignition switch last night and still doesn't turn over, so the solenoid's where I'm looking next...the dealer said they can't get a solenoid anymore...So is it one unit with the starter or is it seprate?

 

SN95StangMan

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It's on the starter.

 

stang976

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yea. on my 92 5.0 there was one in the engine compartment (if you are facing the motor head on it is on the right fenderwell i believe) not sure if they changed it though

 

Black95GTS

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Since the starter solenoid is seperate... say I ran a wire from the clutch safety switch so that it went hot when you triggered the switch. Then I ran a push button and had that run to the starter solenoid.

So if I depress the clutch, put the ignition in the on position, then pressed the button, could I have a push button ignition system? Cause that would be HOT. Install that in the flip lid ashtray compartment, it would be absolutely killer.

sorry to hijack the thread, inspiration struck!

 

stang976

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hmmmm...well putting the key in and turning it in position kinda defeats the whole purpose of 'push button' start dont you think>?

 

Nik_95Cobra

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Thanks for the help guys...Found out starting in 94 the solenoid was part of the starter. So I got a new one and all should be good.

 

Black95GTS

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by start position I mean clickin it up one, not turning it all the way forward so the starter cranks. you still gotta use an ignition key regardless, I wouldn't want someone to just be able to start my car!