Re: Wire Harnesses for AZ600 Coupe - may be a starter pro...

[zinc2u]

Tom,
Be careful here. Bill mentions the remote starter will "attach directly
to your solenoid contacts". I'm not sure what type of remote start he is
using but the ones I have seen for sale are not intended to handle the 100+
amps of a starter motor. They are only intended to be connected between the
battery (you can catch this from the starter contact bolt) and the solenoid
coil (the electrical blade above the two starter contact bolts).
Hope you get the problem resolved,
Dale

> Hi Tom;
> Use a remote start button (They attach directly to your solenoid
> contacts) and try it there or jack it up and turn the tire so you can get to
> the leads crossing the Hot lead to the center connection. If it starts
> every time then it is the wires or the connector, not normally the case, but
> could be the problem. Did the wiring diagram come through ok?
> Bill

[dealadayray]

Hi Dan;
The High Voltage you talking about only meets the requirements of the
needs of the motor. the switch is a standard unit that can be picked up and
a number of parts stores. It is called a remote starter switch normally
used to turn over a 6 or 8 cylinder engine to line up the timing marks by
bumping the starter. I use them to turn over the engine after putting them
back together to re-oil the engine before starting. As I said previously,
attach it to the positive (hot) side of the starter and the lead to the
switch (flat bladed connection) you can safely turn it over with out harming
the electrical system. It is much like placing a flat bladed screw driver
between the same to connections.
Bill