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Old 08-20-2001, 08:29 PM   #5
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I just reused the old cable to the starter but I had to open the hole up a little bigger for it to fit on the starter.
On the solenoid, the side that has the cable that goes to your starter you will have to run a smaller wire from there to the male connector on the starter and move the big cable on the solenoid over to the other post so that the starter gets power all the time.

Does that make any sense?


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