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Old 01-29-2014, 06:47 PM
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I am looking for some help with my 782 repower with a ch18. Can't seem to get the wiring straight, I can jump the engine but when I try to hoop kit up tru the key switch nothing. Can anyone help. Thanks in advance
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I can.....BUT...I need to know what the Chassis Serial Number of the 782 so I can work with the right diagram.
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I am looking for some help with my 782 repower with a ch18. Can't seem to get the wiring straight, I can jump the engine but when I try to hoop kit up tru the key switch nothing. Can anyone help. Thanks in advance
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Welcome to OCC! Please keep us updated, and hope to see some pics of your 782.
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Nice, that's an early 782!
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Could just meter the wires and see which one provides 12v at the start position or trace the solenoid wire from the original starter. Also does that CH has a fuel shutoff solenoid?
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Your call............

You have two options.

(A) Install a relay to your electrical system
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(B) Install a new Ignition Switch.


Which way do you want to go....????
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Can he take the D terminal from the PTO switch and run that to the CH solenoid?
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I think i will just use the new switch. What all needs to be done going that way. Thank for all your help
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