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#90181 01/17/2005 8:54 PM | Joined: Dec 2004 Posts: 15 Junior Member | | Junior Member Joined: Dec 2004 Posts: 15 | Thanks OEHM Jr.'s 46
I will try this on wed. as the hobby shop is closed and I have duty anyway. Sure hope this fixes that problem. I am not runing any thing through the old switch. I am getting power from the hot side of fuse block when key is on. This then will go to the one side of the push button switch, from there it will go down to the S terminal on starter. I will run a new wire from I terminal on starter to coil. I will disconnect ground and leave it off. Does this sound correct? I am still confused on how I will have power to coil when the starter is not engaged. | | |
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