ignition switch wiring
- Thread starter JohnB15632
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1955cj5
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It's simply an on-off switch so makes no difference.
Be careful the screws in the back don't contact the gas tank and short out.
I added electrical tape to the tank surface. I added liquid tape to the screws as an added insulator.
You can also adjust the collar so you have more clearance in the back.
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Be careful the screws in the back don't contact the gas tank and short out.
I added electrical tape to the tank surface. I added liquid tape to the screws as an added insulator.
You can also adjust the collar so you have more clearance in the back.
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Purdy Swoft
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I doesn't matter which wire connects to which terminal of the replacement type ignition switch . , It makes NO difference which coil wire is connected to which terminal of the coil for the engine to run . To be correctly wired as original , the red wire should connect to the + side of the coil .
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