starter solenoid

brand new tilton superduty starter on
blown hemi 2 16 volt=32volts
solenoid sticks and it blew the end off
the solenoid then a electrical fire
till jerry put it out
installed new solenoid and it stuck
1 time already
is their a better solenoid for 32 volts
thanks
duane
618-781-4703

 

solenoid

Dmpe make something for 24 volt Don

 

Duane ,are you triggering the solenoid with 12 volts and feeding the large terminal with 32 volts or are you triggering the solenoid with 32 volts as well?

 

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Listen to Robert he knows what he is talking about. Good Guy/ Don

 

since i have been down this road, i guess i am qualified to give my 2 cents worth. get 2 12 volt batteries and run 24 to the big post on your starter, you should be able to start ANYTHING with this setup. you don't need any kind of adapter, or voltage regulator, etc. get 2 600 or larger cca batteries, hook them up 24 volts, and try it, you might be surprised. hope this helps

 

go to grainger.com and get a 36 volt solenoid
like what a golf cart uses

 

Have started ours for years with 24v to big lug like Darren said..11.1cc 14:71 you just can't crank it for a long period of time..ran same starter for 3 years so far.....

 

I start my blown small block on 24 volts. Powermaster starter, 24v to the solenoid. Works well, agreed, have to lay off and let it cool if you crank for a while. It'll get a tad hot in the diaper.