🚀 Optimize Performance with the Formula Auto Parts STS1 Starter Solenoid Review

Absolute bullshit. Just tightening the big nuts on the wires tears the whole case apart. I will never buy this manufacturer again. My 10 year old original magnet had no problems with it breaking.

Installed to bypass a failed Briggs & Stratton engine magneto. This dropped out after a year. Activated, but no current at the terminals. Browse to a different location for this part.

Fits 2002 Ford F-150 Manual Transmission. Easy installation. It has an extra terminal, you just have to ignore it if you only have 3 wires. Use the one marked "S" and you'll be fine. Don't forget that this is the ground for the chassis. So if you're just trying to test it without installing it, you'll need to ground it.

This is what I am getting because I was trying to save money, I installed it and it turned out to be faulty. I've been an ASE mechanic since 1982. You don't have to go to the parts store to buy another one. Didn't want to give it any stars. I'm trying to get my money back. I went to a local company to get one, it worked great. I'm not sure I'll be ordering anything from Amazon again.

Everything works and fits, I was only concerned about the fourth prong. My old one had 3 pins with nuts on each. This was very small and I didn't have to connect or screw anything to it. I'm sure it has a use but I haven't used it and copied my old one with the way it was built. The truck works and everything is fine, but I can't help but wonder if this will damage it over time.

I installed this on my truck and the starter motor continued to work. I checked the wiring twice to make sure it was installed correctly and it wasn't stopping my starter motor. I went to my local parts store and spent $18 on another one that worked great. In the end, I initiated a return to Revane. It's probably just a coincidence, I'm sure some things escape quality control, just a few hours added to a 15 minute fix.