NicoPags
Petty Officer 1st Class
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When the key is off, it connects the two M posts which is your kill circuit. When the key is turned to run, it should only supply power to accessories, so it connects B to A. When the key is turned to Start, it should be activating B, A and S (C) if it?s not a push to choke.
I was able to find a diagram for an 86 115 Johnson.
When the key is off, it connects the two M posts which is your kill circuit. When the key is turned to run, it should only supply power to accessories, so it connects B to A. When the key is turned to Start, it should be activating B, A and S (C) if it?s not a push to choke.
I was able to find a diagram for an 86 115 Johnson.