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Morning ,Cloudy ,raining here in Southwest Indiana!2 points
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Thats a fair assumption honestly. the supply side of your wire that plugs into would have the hot guarded. Double check this against a wiring diagram before playing with voltage on it.1 point
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Morning all.. woke up to 1/2" of snow here in WY1 point
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Unless size, shape, or mounting pattern matters to you, It shouldnt matter much. A starter solenoid works by the smaller 2 wires energizing a coil, that coil pulls the contact up and connects the 2 larger wires together until the coil is de-energized. If you are seeing some with only 1 wire I would assume they are using the machine as a the gound for the other side of the coil. A coil requires 2 point of connection, so Im assuming the second point is probably the frame in that situation.1 point
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Nice touch with the separate posting, will let it slide for manuals access... Normally I would combine your posts but here's to getting it going for your kid! Good luck with the project 🙂1 point
