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trunk bonnet switch not workingin my Mondial T

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  1. Louis Brown

    Louis Brown Karting

    Dec 24, 2019
    83
    Richardson Texas
    Full Name:
    Louis Brown
    Here’s my front solenoid. Looks toasted. Getting power though cuz it trips 25a fuse every time I push switch. Looks like the RM-1683b solenoid is still available from same seller on EBay.
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  2. Stef65

    Stef65 Karting

    Apr 28, 2015
    196
    reg Antwerp Belgium
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    Stef
    I had to replace mine 4 years ago.
    I decided to buy a cheap version as a temporary solution, till I was sure why the solenoid burned. I was afraid that I would end up buying several.
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    43.26US$ home delivered versus 718US$ @ eurospares.co.uk (http://www.eurospares.co.uk/partsListing.asp?M=1&Mo=392&A=2&B=21169&S=&ID4=921417)
    Later I found out that once in a while the switch kept hanging after pressing, probably causing the burning of the solenoid
    I would replace it with the original version, but still today I have the temporary solution in place.
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  3. Wingnut

    Wingnut Karting

    Feb 11, 2005
    164
    Corolla, NC
    Is there a current supplier of solenoid switches for the Mondial t? I'm thinking of replacing mine now after seeing this thread.
     
  4. Incaico

    Incaico Karting

    Jun 13, 2020
    70
    SoCal
    Full Name:
    JR Sandoval
    My fuse also kept blowing. Found out it was the switch getting stuck. Now, I push switch and push it back into place. Hood opens and fuse is not blown. Weird how it would burn out before fuse does...
     
  5. stekkefun4

    stekkefun4 Formula 3
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    Nov 22, 2006
    2,232
    Belgium - Europe
    It's always best to use authentic parts, instead of ordering non-functional cheap reproductions in China. The latter will last for a couple of months and then stop functioning.
     
  6. porphy

    porphy Formula 3
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    Dec 9, 2009
    1,210
    LouisvilleKY/Switzld
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    Randall Gatz
    Have you considered rewinding the coil. Wire is available and the process is not complicated. It looks like the solenoid is easily taken apart?
     
  7. Louis Brown

    Louis Brown Karting

    Dec 24, 2019
    83
    Richardson Texas
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    Louis Brown
    I have not. Would I need to enroll in night classes trade school to know what i’m doing ?
     
  8. porphy

    porphy Formula 3
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    Dec 9, 2009
    1,210
    LouisvilleKY/Switzld
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    Randall Gatz
    Try YouTube there are usually excellent explanations. It pretty simple.
     
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  9. Ferrariver

    Ferrariver Rookie

    May 31, 2013
    5
    Toronto
    Well, here we are in 2025 and the solenoid I installed back in 2013 is still functioning perfectly. The solenoid is not a reproduction, it's just a solenoid with similar specs.

    We had an amazing summer here cruising with the top down, in and around Niagara Falls, Ontario and New York. Almost 1000 miles logged. Best summer yet. Enjoy your Ferraris!
     
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