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Posted by vitzarus on July 03, 2007 at 12:33:04 from (67.72.98.85):
In Reply to: IH 340 Utility question posted by MJC on July 03, 2007 at 12:14:32:
I think at the same time the person went to 12v he probably went to negative ground. There were reasons for doing this as the old heavy windings of origional starter could handle this. Along the way certain wiring changes were done through ampmeter or volt gages etc. If you are really sure you want to go original there is sometimes a deal added into the ignition= this is a triad type voltage dropping thing, usually ceramic with 2-3 connectors. The important thing to know is that it allows(thru ignition switch full 12v power During starting but then kicks down the volts to not burn up other stuff. So if this is still in the network it will still reduce the already 6v to less than you need to sustain running.
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