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I was givin a timing light with four wires. I have never used one but I assume two wires go to you battery, and one also goes to your spark plug. But where does the other one go?


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Positive side of your coil?


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It probably has a remote start feature. One lead goes to the start terminal of the solenoid. One to pos., one to spark plug, one to spark plug wire.


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