Posted by Bob M on February 28, 2009 at 11:06:04 from (74.74.133.120):
In Reply to: help with wiring? posted by javan on February 28, 2009 at 10:05:34:
Punch below for a diagram that will work for wiring the charging system (simply omit the light switch for your engine...).
The presence of a resistor ahead of the coil suggests your engine has been converted to 12 volts. Check the voltage regulator (the black box by the generator) - if it's marked "12 volt" you'll know for sure.
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A starter solenoid replaces a manual starter switch. It's a can-shaped affair with 2 heavy terminals and one (or sometimes two) smaller terminals. The solenoid goes in the heavy cable between the battery and the starter; the smaller terminal is wired to the pushbutton start switch
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