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Old 02-21-2015, 12:58 PM
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Default Need 782 mag 18 repower electrical help!
So I picked up an mag 18 to repower my 782. I got the wiring harness too, but did not receive the key switch. Will the original switch from 782 work, or is that the part where the different types of ignition come from? I apologize if I'm not making sense, but if I'm not you can see why I need the assistance. Thanks.
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Old 02-21-2015, 01:18 PM
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the easiest thing to do is use the 782 switch take the wire that sends power to the coil out of the plug at the engine on tractor side of the connector and tape it up.then get a switch toggle or push button that will fit into the hole at the bottom right of the dash [1/2" hole I think] ground 1 terminal to the frame and run a wire off the other terminal to the wiring connector at the engine..the mag engine has to be grounded to shut it off if you put 12 volts to any magneto coil you'll fry it and need a new one
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Old 02-21-2015, 01:31 PM
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The reason I'm trying to use the the 1811 harness is because it also has the oil sensor. i would also like it to be a clean job. If I have to get a different key switch, I will. Just thought you fine folks could let me know. Thanks
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Old 02-21-2015, 02:23 PM
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Change the switch if your using the 1811 harness. Part # should be 925-3026
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Change the switch if your using the 1811 harness. Part # should be 925-3026
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the easiest thing to do is use the 782 switch take the wire that sends power to the coil out of the plug at the engine on tractor side of the connector and tape it up.then get a switch toggle or push button that will fit into the hole at the bottom right of the dash [1/2" hole I think] ground 1 terminal to the frame and run a wire off the other terminal to the wiring connector at the engine..the mag engine has to be grounded to shut it off if you put 12 volts to any magneto coil you'll fry it and need a new one
I'd use a relay. Then it's all nice and clean, and dies with the key.
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Old 02-21-2015, 03:24 PM
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Ok, I'll get a switch to match the harness. Thanks a lot guys.
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Old 02-21-2015, 11:03 PM
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Update: I did some research and saw that the key switch from my 582 was the same part number as the one I needed for the mag 18. I put it in, wired it all up, and was able to get it running. Thanks all for your help.
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