So reviewing the schematic/ ignition switch to the late model Homelite I see the choke solenoid energizes through the C terminal I don't have a terminal mark C just ACC,start,run,bat terminal. Acc terminal energized turning cc wise from off and in run position Do I want the choke solenoid to work each time? and just run it with my green start wire?. Can someone clarify this for me looks like factory switch but not completely sure. I could put push button somewhere to make this a way of accomplish this but that doesn't seem right. Regards, Paul
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Originally posted by frogpond View PostSo reviewing the schematic/ ignition switch to the late model Homelite I see the choke solenoid energizes through the C terminal I don't have a terminal mark C just ACC,start,run,bat terminal. Acc terminal energized turning cc wise from off and in run position Do I want the choke solenoid to work each time? and just run it with my green start wire?. Can someone clarify this for me looks like factory switch but not completely sure. I could put push button somewhere to make this a way of accomplish this but that doesn't seem right. Regards, PaulHelmar Joe Johanesen
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1961 17ft Dorsett Catalina.1958 Uniflite 17 ft
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Sorry I didn't have time to get to it but it sounds like you got one on the way. Yes, my choke is push the key in like Joe mentioned and I know I got it locally but will have to try and find which source I got it from.
Either way, now that you have one let us know how it goes
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There are two different types of of push choke key switches, battery ignition, open circuit when in off position and magneto which is a closed circuit when in the off position. Magneto switches are the most common.Dick Johnson
1989 16ft Sylvan (Bought it New)
'57 Evinrude 18hp
'61 Johnson 5.5hp LS
'72 Johnson 6hp
'61 Homelite 55 Shortshaft
'65 Homelite 55
'68 Bearcat 55 (3)
'70 Bearcat 55 (1)
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