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Posted by Dell (WA) on March 16, 2006 at 09:10:05 from (172.197.32.32):
In Reply to: Re: 4 terminal solenoid and wiring for starting... posted by TRCTRMAN on March 16, 2006 at 08:08:57:
Trctrman.........you write........"The question I have is should the I side of the solenoid be connected to the wire leading directly to the coil on the resistor? Wouldnt this allow at least 12 volts to the coil for starting and then once runnign the I side of the solenoid would no longer be feeding the coil but the coil would be fed through the ressitor to protect from overheating?"........the answer is YES. you write........."I have been unsuccessful at wiring up the solenoid to my push button"........you told me you understood why you could NOT use the BIG thumb grounding pushbutton safety neutral interlocked switch by the tranny shifter; because you understood that the 4-terminal automobile type solenoid was internally grounded and is operated by supplying 12-volts from your 3-terminal twist-to-start replacement automotive ignitition switch........now you don't understand? you write........."I assume this is the nongrounded type. Therefore it should not be "hot" after starting?"........the answer is YES For all your "understanding", you're still asking alotta questions. (thats ok to ask questions) What is it you really don't understand? What is it you are really having problems with?........respectfully, Dell
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