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Replaced my starter with a hi-torque starter. Now I have a question on wiring. If I use the following from Masters' "bible", where would the white/orange (seat belt and bulb test) wires go? I assume the white/red goes to the spade connector and the white/yellow ballast wire goes to a small screw on the starter. Anyone have any thoughts on this?....thanks!
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TR6 Hi Torque starter wiring - '76 TR6
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poolboy
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My interpretation is that the W/O wires need to be connected to the terminal that has voltage ONLY when the starter is operating..not hot when the engine is running and not hot when the ignition key is just in the ON position...only hot when the starter is spinning. You find that terminal and I think you'll find the proper spot for the W/O wires
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What was the final arrangement?