Hi,
Use a relais, that way you should add enough power to you
starter.
Take off the cable from the starter's solenoide(cable that comes from
your ignition switch) and take this cable to
activate the relais(pos.86). Ground to pos.85. Wire pos.87 to the
solenoide and take pos.30(batt +) on the big 12V wire on the starter.
If the power from the ignition switch is not enough to activate the
heavy solenoide on the starter, it will always be enough to activate
the relais.
Pos.85&86 can by small section 0.50-0.75mm for pos.30&87 take 2-2.5mm
Chris-The Belgian Roadster
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Von: <JLBrooksNC@aol.com>
An: <datsun-roadsters@autox.team.net>
Gesendet: Freitag, 16. Februar 2001 17:37
Betreff: Starter Switch-Hot Wire
> I need to trouble shoot my starter... but I may also have a problem
with my starter switch [68 2L]. Do you have any details on how to
remote start (hot wire) the engine for trouble shooting purposes?
>
> Please respond off line if you would...
>
> TIA
>
> John Brooks
> 68 2L
> Winston-Salem, NC
> JLBrooksNC@aol.com
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