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Canniboomer
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The easiest way is to just substitute it for any run-stop switch you have now. We certainly do not need 3 separate switches in the same single-pole circuit.
With the ignition key for normal on and off, and a tether switch for emergency off -- that's enough.
Since the plug-ends might not match, it is best to splice into a tailpiece of the old stop switch connections,.... instead of hacking the main harness.
Wire colors or polarity will not matter....just splice onto the same 2 switch leads.
With the ignition key for normal on and off, and a tether switch for emergency off -- that's enough.
Since the plug-ends might not match, it is best to splice into a tailpiece of the old stop switch connections,.... instead of hacking the main harness.
Wire colors or polarity will not matter....just splice onto the same 2 switch leads.
QUOTE (Canniboomer @ Feb 16 2012, 04:31 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
The easiest way is to just substitute it for any run-stop switch you have now. We certainly do not need 3 separate switches in the same single-pole circuit.
With the ignition key for normal on and off, and a tether switch for emergency off -- that's enough.
Since the plug-ends might not match, it is best to splice into a tailpiece of the old stop switch connections,.... instead of hacking the main harness.
Wire colors or polarity will not matter....just splice onto the same 2 switch leads.
With the ignition key for normal on and off, and a tether switch for emergency off -- that's enough.
Since the plug-ends might not match, it is best to splice into a tailpiece of the old stop switch connections,.... instead of hacking the main harness.
Wire colors or polarity will not matter....just splice onto the same 2 switch leads.
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