3 Post Starter Solenoid Versus 4 Post Solenoid Making A 3 Into A 4 Post
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Easy to do, save your butt on. sunday or after your dealer is closed. enjoy!if this video helped you please consider helping the channel by visiting my amazo. 1573 posts · joined 2003. #4 · oct 19, 2005. mark: 1. the extra post marked "i" on the 4 post relay is for a ground wire. 2. it does not matter which large post you attach the battery cable to. 3. there is no "key on" post on the relay., at least not the ones i have and have seen.
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If you are using a 3 post solenoid (relay) with a single terminal starter, one large post is the positive battery cable from the battery. the other large post is the cable to the starter. the small stud is the wire from the ignition switch that is "hot" with the switch in the "start" position. the metal housing of the solenoid must be grounded. About press copyright contact us creators advertise developers terms privacy policy & safety how works test new features nfl sunday ticket press copyright. Expert reply: a 4 terminal starter solenoid like the pollak # pk5230701 needs to be wired so that the 12v power in out is connected to the two larger terminals while the two smaller terminals are connected to ground and an ignition source. a 3 terminal solenoid grounds through the hardware so if you didn't run a wire for ground to the 4. This older video was edited to feature just the conversion replacement from a 4 post solenoid to a 3 post solenoid. many subscribers wanted a video just to.
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