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Topic: Re: 12 volt conversions
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| soundguy
01-01-2013 16:45:54
184.246.31.97
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marking the coil is a good idea.. a wire diagram though? really not needed ont he 5' or wireing that a N contains.
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| old-9
01-01-2013 17:31:22
67.236.69.248
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Re: 12 volt conversions in reply to soundguy, 01-01-2013 16:45:54
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| soundguy, you should have seen this mess. And it was starting to rain (no shelter) the wires were just twisted together no stakons or wirenuts, external resistor with the wire striped and threaded through the hole where the push-on stakon should be. I got it to start , made no guarantee, and went home.
To top it all off he paid over $3000 for it with a rear blade.
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| soundguy
01-03-2013 16:43:26
184.247.243.157
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Re: 12 volt conversions in reply to old-9, 01-01-2013 17:31:22
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| | when i see a birdsnest.. I don't even try to trace it.. I cut it. a few feet of awg14 wire will completely rewire an N, not counting the starter and ground cables to / from the battery / solenoid. way better to invest 5$ of wire than deal with that junk!
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