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bob

posted on 29/8/04 at 06:13 PM Reply With Quote
push button panel

has anyone got the wiring diagrams for one of those push button starter panels with the aero switch knock down cut off ?

I know its not rocket science but it would help me a lot if i had the right diagram.








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Deckman001

posted on 29/8/04 at 07:50 PM Reply With Quote
Bring the switch sat and I'll tell ya what to do

Jason






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bob

posted on 29/8/04 at 08:06 PM Reply With Quote
I'll have a pen and paper too,you know how long winded i am with electrics






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marcyboy

posted on 29/8/04 at 09:04 PM Reply With Quote
no.... but i know how long your wind is !!!
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Mikey G

posted on 30/8/04 at 09:42 AM Reply With Quote
Heres a little simple diagram i have knocked up

not sure if others have done the same but its the easiest solution.
If your keeping your original key switch just put the new switch into the wire that goes to the ignition, then take another wire off the switched side (as per diagram) and connect it to the one side of the push button. the other terminal then needs to go to the starter solenoid, the wire of this can be taken off the back of the original keyswitch or just direct to the solenoid. Rescued attachment wiring.JPG
Rescued attachment wiring.JPG

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bob

posted on 30/8/04 at 09:59 PM Reply With Quote
Thanks mikey

I kinda have it planned the same way still using the key as switch and steering lock for security.
I just like to get opinions of others who have done it before i completely cock it up

Thanks again






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