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05-29-2006, 07:58 AM
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Location: Oviedo, FL
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Re: Starter Help
On the Solenoid the "I" terminal is the ignition bypass for starting, usually goes to the "+" side of the coil. The "S" terminal is the input from the ignition switch to activiate the starter.
The main heavy cable that goes to the starter should be all you need at the starter for power. The small jumper has to go from the other wire to one of those terminals. There wasn't any instructions?? How about a web site?? When it started did the starter kick out or stay running?? If it didn't kick out it is hooked up wrong. Sorry couldn't be more help then that.
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