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Old 11-29-2016, 02:08 AM
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Default Another CH18 engine in 782 wiring question

Well the time has come to finally get these puppy buttoned up. I have the 1863/4 engine plate. As well as everything needed to bolt her down. I got my crankshaft adaptor in and have the pto mounted up. Pretty sure I have the starter wiring figured out as far not cutting into the 782 harness to make it work and my driveline is figured out.


Now onto my brain pain. The wires on the ch18 are cut up. I've figured out the white wires are to ground the coils to kill the engine. The red wire is for the fuel cutoff solinoid in the carb. I'm left with a purple and a green wire sticking out of the starter side. And the green wire for the regulator/rectifier is cut.


I assume the green wire for the regulator rectidier just needs to be soldered back together. So no real issue there as long as I'm correct. I'm stumped on what the purple and green wire should be attached to on the tractor. I plan to use a relay and the original coil power wire to kill the engine as well as fire the fuel solinoid.

I appreciate any and all help I can get with this thank you in advance
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Without seeing any diagrams for the engine I suspect
Red = carb fuel cutoff
White = spark kill
Purple actually connects on the other side with the green wire on the rectifier plug
And green is I assume the oil pressure kill?


If I'm correct on this I think I have a idea on how I'm going to wire this without any changes physical to the tractor itself.

Someone please correct me if I'm wrong
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WHT Wire = Engine Kill
GRN Wire = Oil Pressure Light (If used)
RED Wire = Run Circuit (Fuel Sol)
PUR Wire = Charging Circuit
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WHT Wire = Engine Kill
GRN Wire = Oil Pressure Light (If used)
RED Wire = Run Circuit (Fuel Sol)
PUR Wire = Charging Circuit
Thank you! Now time to get to tinkering.
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