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Hi all
after a bit of info on how solenoids work, specifically one that opens the fuel filler door on sedans. I have one here and Ive just about got it figured out to work on the ute, I just need a bit of info on how they are powered etc. It has 2 connectors (just prongs) so I am assuming its just a matter of getting power to it, then connecting it up to the loom in the dash so the button works? Is this correct? I have the button on the dash in there now and it does have a loom to plug into, but I havent traced it yet to see how far it goes.
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Solenoids, how do they work?
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