diehardmason
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Ok Rechecked 4 & 5. Neither of them have significant voltage. .02 volts. So it must be a bad solenoid.
If you have 11.7V at the small terminal when you turn the key switch to start, you should hear the solenoid click and have 11.7V at the large terminal going to the starter. If you do not have this your solenoid is bad. I'm still wondering how the starter can engage with such a low voltage.
You've found your problem, bad solenoid. Before you go get a new one, make sure the your present one is grounded good to the frame. Bad ground here will not allow the solenoid to operate properly.
I purchased another this morning. I will make sure the contact is good. It was only 12 and the guy said I can return it if I don't need it. Thanks for the help. I'll let you know the outcome.
That was the fix!!!!! Thanks guys for all of your help. It is greatly appreciated!!!