Posted by hunnter9 on April 16, 2023 at 06:38:50 from (72.169.80.119):
I have a belarus 500 1990's and someone put a push button start switch to activate solenoid.They ran a wire from battery side of starter to this push button and its also feeding ampmeter off this wire. The starter relay is present but not wired at all.I am installing new 4 position switch with key for glow plugs and acc and start. My question is, do I need the starter relay? I have no clue how to wire this. The relay has 4 terminals 2 on one end marked K and the other end marked C and a symbal in the middle unknown with a terminal. It starts fine the way it is but being wired like this, I have to choke the throttle to turn the motor off and then switch the main power switch off under the seat or battery drains. Can some please tell me in a non schematic way how to wire what I have going? I was going to install switch and put the wire mention from the starter and put on start side of switch this would then let me power my glow plugs when turned left. The remaining wires I was going to put on the acc side that is powered when running. I hope this makes sense, please help.
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