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Wiring in a Wosp Starter

 
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PostPosted: Sun Jul 21, 2024 1:29 pm    Post subject: Wiring in a Wosp Starter Reply with quote

I did find an older thread with this exact question, but it devolved into another discussion and the question was never answered.

I'm replacing the starter in my '79 with a new Wosp- as it's smaller and lighter.

I know where the battery and alternator wires go- the big post, but there are two small wires held in by philips screws on the original starter and I don't know where they connect to on the Wosp.

In addition to the large post, it has a plug in spade connector and one sheath coming out of the starter, there's no wire coming out of it. I'm guessing there might be connector of some sort inside. Just imagine about a 2" thin rubber tube coming out right next to the Wosp sticker.

I haven't been able to find any type of diagram online for the Wosp, so I'm hoping someone has an answer.

The image below shows the post and the spade connector, but not the wire sheath coming out the side.
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