Posted by supergrumpy on September 09, 2011 at 11:44:01 from (72.226.44.2):
In Reply to: Re: Ignition Wireing posted by Bruce Sturtz on September 09, 2011 at 11:26:09:
"I" should be ignition - sends juice to the coil when key is on
other one seems like "accessory", sends juice to other stuff that you want to work when key is on
as I recall, Ford uses separate solenoid with 2 big posts for heavy cables and 2 smaller posts for regular sized wiring
one small post should activate the solenoid to start tractor, other small post feeds juice to coil to bypass the resistor but only when solenoid is activated = hotter spark when starting
I'm guessing you might be jumpering to wrong small post or you have bad ground on solenoid base, defective solenoid is 3rd guess
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