The starter wouldn't work on my GTX this morning so I jumped the relay and it fired right up. Thought I might as well investigate the issue before buying a new cheapo relay. Took the old one off and opened her up to see the issue.
If you take the battery bolt loose the stationary contact will come out.
You can check if the relay is working by connecting 12v to the small terminals BAT & IGN to see if the relay is opening and closing.
Contacts open
Contact closed 12v applied
What you're going to find if the relay is working are burnt contact points
A little touch up with a point file and they are good as new.
I took the removable contact to the wire wheel and polished the rust off the area where the battery bolt contacts for good contact. Put it all back together like this and reinstall.
Don't know if this is original as it says 2444442 & 12V on the mounting tab. But the GTX fired right up after installation, with no evidence of maintenance. Another part repaired without having to buy some chineseium junk.
If you take the battery bolt loose the stationary contact will come out.
You can check if the relay is working by connecting 12v to the small terminals BAT & IGN to see if the relay is opening and closing.
Contacts open
Contact closed 12v applied
What you're going to find if the relay is working are burnt contact points
A little touch up with a point file and they are good as new.
I took the removable contact to the wire wheel and polished the rust off the area where the battery bolt contacts for good contact. Put it all back together like this and reinstall.
Don't know if this is original as it says 2444442 & 12V on the mounting tab. But the GTX fired right up after installation, with no evidence of maintenance. Another part repaired without having to buy some chineseium junk.