Posted by Tvertiz on February 13, 2014 at 19:09:04 from (174.16.149.161):
So we have a older grove crane at work. About a 70's model. Has electronic ignition and the wiring on the,distributer got all messed up. Not by me may I mention. As I recall there was one wire that was hot only during cranking of motor and another that was hot all the time with the key on. You used to be able to crank the motor and it would never start until you stoped cranking. When the other wire was added it would start right up. Seems like it might have needed more voltage while cranking and that is why the second wire was added. Does this sound framilar to any systems you guys know and how do the wires go. I know this is bad info but thanks for any help you can offer.
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