Before I even attempt to fire it up I shall replace all wiring - initially the wiring necessary to get it running without lights and without alternator (if it will run without alternator wired up).
So, next statement/question...
Solenoid is mounted onto gas tank mounting bracket. 4 post solenoid.
Large right post is wired to battery positive via heavy cable. Post is also wired to ammeter via small wire.
Large left post was apparently cabled to the starter switch on the starter (however the starter switch is missing and will be replaced).
No wire on small left post on solenoid.
Red wire on small right post on solenoid - and another wire is spliced into this wire. The ends of these two wires go....nowhere...they're cut.
Question: Where should a wire off the small left AND/OR small right solenoid post be attached?
(Note: I'm looking at one wiring diagram that doesn't even have a solenoid. The heavy battery cable {positive} is wired to the starter switch on the starter and a smaller wire feeds from the starter switch to the ammeter. I'd certainly like to eliminate the solenoid if it's possible/reasonable.)
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