Just an FYI you can go to s&s electric and buy the copper winding to rebuild your solenoid. Mine shorted in the windings too and I just went in there and got the materials. It was cheap so now I have a spare I keep in the glove box.
arp lube on both side of the washer is wrong ,it makes the washer to spin on the head and act like a bearing You want the washer to not move at torquing stages. On our build we sandpaper the washer side which sits on the head with a 60 grit paper
@@onebads2kracing yeap. i read the arp instructions and also i spoke with an Arp technician once about that issue,i didnt get a solid answer from him. Only thing he said is that the washer must not spinning when torquing down I white marked down a washer with arp lube on both sides,and it was spinning a lot ,on all stages of torque After that i never use arp lube the site which sits on the head