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Wiring of key switch and push button

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MGBlaster

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Converted my 9n to 12 volt but can not figure out where the key switch wires connect too or the push button wires connect
 
(quoted from post at 21:27:00 06/22/17) Converted my 9n to 12 volt but can not figure out where the key switch wires connect too or the push button wires connect
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Your key switch turns the power on / off to the coil and it is part of the ignition system .

The push button is a GROUND that grounds the one small terminal on the inside of the solenoid to complete the electrical circuit and turn the starter over . You do not need to send power to the solenoid since it is built to get it's power internally . This is opposite of how typical Ford in the 60's up did it so it can be confusing .

The key switch and the starting system do not connect . They share a battery and that is all .
 
"The push button is a GROUND that grounds the one small terminal on the inside of the solenoid"

Sorry, not on a 9N. The push button on the transmission cover ona 9/2N has a mechanical linkage to the starter switch which on the engine
side of the steering column.

For the original poster. Google wiring diagrams by JMOR.
 

have u yet determined which model of N u have? there are significant differences in the wiring between 9/2Ns and 8Ns.
 
(quoted from post at 07:34:29 06/23/17) "The push button is a GROUND that grounds the one small terminal on the inside of the solenoid"

Sorry, not on a 9N. The push button on the transmission cover ona 9/2N has a mechanical linkage to the starter switch which on the engine
side of the steering column.
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Correct , I peeked in before going to work and had not had any coffee yet . My brain was thinking about wiring a push button and I total missed "9N" :oops: It could still have solenoid wired in ?
 
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