

| Subject: | Re: Starter solenoid wiring question - '86 AT |
| From: | Scott |
| Date: | Wed, 1 Jun 2016 09:14:52 -1000 |
re "Red w/Black stripe large (6.0) wire that supplies current directly from the ignition switch ST terminal. " ..not directly..the signal goes through the Neutral Safety Switch on the shift lever in the console. On 06/01/2016 05:52 AM, email99@bellsouth.net wrote: > I have a question about starter solenoid wiring on an '86 AT full > Westy. This has air conditioning but does not have an auxiliary > battery. > > The #50 terminal on the starter solenoid has two wires connected to its > electrically identical twin push on spade connectors. One is a Red > w/Black stripe large (6.0) wire that supplies current directly from the > ignition switch ST terminal. > > The other is a Red w/White stripe of somewhat smaller size that I can't > find in the wiring diagram. Does anyone know what this does? > > > This question is, of course, about original wiring and not an added > auxiliary load reduction relay. Also, It not about the battery cable or > the large (6.0) Red wire connecting to the B+ alternator terminal. > > > Thanks, > > Ed >
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