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Old 12-22-2002, 09:38 PM   #5
Gordo
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Yes, it would be the small outside terminal marked "R", the small inside one would be marked "S" and should have a purple wire attached. The "R" terminal will send a direct 12 Volts to the coil while the starter is cranking to ensure a strong spark output. After the starter is released and the engine is running the engine will operate off the resister wire with reduced current.
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