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  1. 09-11-2012 #1
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    Got the brake solenoid off, it's quite loose, but I do get continuity if I wiggle it about a bit.
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    They are built just like a contactor with everything a little loose and sloppy. Does your solenoid have flying leads or do the connections go straight to the bobbin?

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