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TR2/3/3A Solenoid
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Geo Hahn
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The big black (starter) cable connects to the bottom big post.
Big red cable is correct.
Smaller brown wire connects to the same post as the big red -- possibly it is already on there.
The wire from the start button (would have been white/red originally) connects to a small lug separate from the big posts.
The way you have it wired now I would expect the starter to run all the time (assuming the battery's grounded to the engine/body.
Big red cable is correct.
Smaller brown wire connects to the same post as the big red -- possibly it is already on there.
The wire from the start button (would have been white/red originally) connects to a small lug separate from the big posts.
The way you have it wired now I would expect the starter to run all the time (assuming the battery's grounded to the engine/body.
TR3driver
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Unless you have one of the aftermarket gear-drive starters, with another solenoid built into the starter.