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IHC 240 12 volt conversion
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Posted by Gene Crawford on April 26, 2000 at 09:25:08 from (204.29.113.2):
Got another question on my 12 volt conversion. I got the wiring diagram from Bob M. and have installed everything up to the switch and warning light. Since I am electrically and schematically challenged, I need more help!!! First, my 240 has a push button ignition and an on/off switch. Both switches have two terminals. What I need to know is where both switches go in the wiring diagram. Also, I have an external solenoid which is mounted on my starter. I hooked up the wire from my ammeter to the same terminal as the battery. There is another wire going from the solenoid to the starter. There is also a smaller terminal on the solenoid. What do I connect to this terminal? The last question I have is regarding the warning light. I have read some information saying to hook up a diode in that position. Do I need the warning light or the diode? Which would be preferable? If anyone can help me I would greatly appreciate the assistance. Gene
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