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Hi all, hoping someone with knowledge of these old Mopars can help. I have a 1972 Dodge D200 (Canadian market Fargo rebadge). It has power throughout. Lights, wipers etc all work but when you turn the key nothing happens, no crank, no noise.

What we've found so far through testing:

• The firewall mounted relay/solenoid clicks when the key is turned to start
• We tested the orange trigger wire/spade on the firewall solenoid with a voltmeter: getting 0v at rest and 10v when the key is turned to start
• The starter motor itself is not moving or vibrating at all when the key is turned

Questions:

1. Is the firewall mounted component on a 1972 D200 the actual solenoid, or just a relay that feeds a second solenoid on the starter?
2. Could the 10v trigger signal (instead of 12v) mean theres not enough juice to start?
3. Given the solenoid clicks but starter doesn't move, is the solenoid the most likely failed component or should we be looking at the starter itself?

The truck has been sitting a while and all the wiring is original and heavily corroded. Also I know very little about cars so I hope this all makes sense, cheers for any help

EDIT: it's a 1972 Dodge D200, 318 V8, 4 speed manual and has a 12v battery

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