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Dave Wi.

03-31-2003 20:43:46




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Working on a 50 SC,did they have a 3 position light switch,I know it has cutout not a regulator on the gen.




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RandyD

04-03-2003 18:48:28




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 Re: SC electrics in reply to Dave Wi., 03-31-2003 20:43:46  
I have a picture of the switch I think if that would help.



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Baggsy-Wy

04-01-2003 05:28:56




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 Re: SC electrics in reply to Dave Wi., 03-31-2003 20:43:46  
Great scans Mike! I remember when we didn't have any of this out here and wiring was by the connect and lick method.

The one thing the first picture doesn't show and is camoflaged in the second is the kill switch. It's just a short one-way that has the wire from the ground on the magneto into it, and grounds into the dash. Pull it to ground it out. The original switches were Cole and took the 20 amp fuse in the holder. I've got an original kill switch on the SI but they ain't easy to come by. A regular switch could be used but you'd have to have your output wire go to ground somewhere handy...

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Mike Schotte

03-31-2003 21:25:05




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 Re: SC electrics in reply to Dave Wi., 03-31-2003 20:43:46  
Just a SPST push-pull switch with a built in fuse as far as I know....

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-Schotte



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Paul Janke

04-03-2003 17:36:53




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 Re: Re: SC electrics in reply to Mike Schotte, 03-31-2003 21:25:05  
That wiring diagram is exactly the same as one for a brand new pickup, except different. Sometimes I wonder if all those wires on the new stuff are progress.....



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