Looking for a wire diagram with red/light blue trigger wire that runs from fender mounted solenoid to ignition switch and or neutral safety switch? Trigger wire at solenoid has zero volts key in start but red/blue wire out of ignition switch with key in start position is hot but red/blue wire at neutral safety switch has zero volts with key in start position. Is there a fuse along wire path i am missing?
Thanks.

 

What year

 

I don't remember a fuse for a starter solenoid.. it act as a relay, so it doesn't necessarily have or need one. Seems like the trigger wire came right off the ignition switch. Now the remaining details pertains to a PRND switch or a neutral safety switch.. which ever you have between manual or automatic.. I feel like the trigger wire goes directly to them and you can jump it fairly easily.

 

1996 Bronco 5.8 e4od.

 

I can start bronco with 12 volts to solenoid and i am getting 12 volts a red/blue wire out of ignition switch under steering column but i do not know where red/blue wire runs to? Red/blue trigger wire runs from solenoid to neutral safety switch on drivers side of e4od i believe. I found this diagram but no year listed.

 

Jump it, see what happens. If you have nothing, I remember some interrupt device glued to the back of the gauge bezel as well. I unplugged mine by accident once and had a small stroke when it wouldn't start. I cant remember what its called, but I'm sure someone will chime in. Otherwise, I don't think there's mush else to it rather than replacing your nss. Its the same wire & same color that they used for almost 60 years on these things.. Do like me.. pull apart the loom. finger it out.

 

For the 1996 Bronco, here's the starting system diagram:


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