'Clicky Starter Kit' 'Need To Confirm Solenoid Trigger Wire?

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'Clicky Starter Kit' 'Need To Confirm Solenoid Trigger Wire?

Post by SherwoodNash » Sun Oct 09, 2016 3:39 pm

I'll be fitting a Clicky Starter Kit next week, and I've been cleaning up the solenoid area beforehand.
All the installation pics I've seen online, show the starter solenoid with just one wire connected at the bottom and the top spade unused?

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I have 2 thin wires connected to the 2 spades top and bottom, I assume the bottom yellow/black one is the ignition 'trigger' and still the correct one to swap out?

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Thanks in advance!

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Re: 'Clicky Starter Kit' 'Need To Confirm Solenoid Trigger W

Post by ROBBIE » Sun Oct 09, 2016 3:46 pm

First time I've seen that. I would do the bottom one
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Re: 'Clicky Starter Kit' 'Need To Confirm Solenoid Trigger W

Post by SherwoodNash » Sun Oct 09, 2016 3:58 pm

OK, thanks Robbie.

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Re: 'Clicky Starter Kit' 'Need To Confirm Solenoid Trigger W

Post by twiss » Sun Oct 09, 2016 4:16 pm

Because yours is a 410 there is a bypass circuit that gives the coil 12v when it is starting for a bigger spark.
That's what the extra terminal is for. Normally the coil power comes via the ballast resistor which reduces it to 9v.
Still though, use the bottom terminal for the clicky starter
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Re: 'Clicky Starter Kit' 'Need To Confirm Solenoid Trigger W

Post by SherwoodNash » Sun Oct 09, 2016 4:35 pm

twiss wrote:Because yours is a 410 there is a bypass circuit that gives the coil 12v when it is starting for a bigger spark.
That's what the extra terminal is for. Normally the coil power comes via the ballast resistor which reduces it to 9v.
Still though, use the bottom terminal for the clicky starter
Great info! cheers Twiss.

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Re: 'Clicky Starter Kit' 'Need To Confirm Solenoid Trigger W

Post by Darrell » Sun Oct 09, 2016 5:49 pm

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Re: 'Clicky Starter Kit' 'Need To Confirm Solenoid Trigger W

Post by SherwoodNash » Sun Oct 09, 2016 6:14 pm

Super clear diagram! saved to my SJ folder, many thanks Darrell.

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