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Its located below the control panel.
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MEP003A battery cables
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So I don’t connect that cable on the starter. It’s for charging batteries
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Look at the set. Do you have the slave port? If not, then you do not need to hook up cable # p55y2n. It will not be there.
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I do have one
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Do I hook the positive one or negative one?
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your battery side should look like this pic.... there should also be 2 smaller wires coming from your control box(panel) that hook up to the respective + and - terminals on the starter, then there is the small trigger wire to activate the solenoid. Your other post got deleted and I forgot what I wrote on there, but I will be back to town on Wednesday if they don't get you squared away by then.
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notice the Negative from the battery goes to the starter body(big body), and the positive goes to the solenoid(small body)
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So it doesn’t matter witch cable from the slave port to the starter p55y2n
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This is how your starter should look.... nothing should be connected to the output wire of the solenoid that goes to the starter except for the starter itself. There are 2 additional wires IIRC that MUST be connected to the solenoid and starter for the + and - to the control box, in Addition to the trigger wire for the solenoid that looks like you had hooked up.
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So that red arrow p
i know that should it be red or black to connect the slave to the starter p55Y2n or the red arrow pointing to the black wire is the p55Y2n?
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J15 is the slave. The pos side of the slave goes to the pos side of BT1. The neg side of the slave goes to the ground stud. There, wire #P55Y24 goer from the ground stud to the starter
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OK, got to bail out. Its 01:00 here and its bed time. Good luck, and everyone stay safe!
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Give me a second... I am going to use Guy's picture of the back of the starter to help you
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When you figure out which cables are missing let me know and I'll give you a quote for fabricating them. I've got reels of copper cable of all descriptions and a hydraulic crimper.
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Please keep in mind that this is all off the top of my head. The slave +(P50K2) can also connect to the BT1+ or the + side on the solenoid(this is how mine is run on the 003a). Hopefully it helps you to differentiate the wires.
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thank you so much this helps alot
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And normally it is hooked to the +side of the solenoid. The schematic is a bit misleading.
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@Vic_949 ,
I think you have gotten a lot of answers - but I don't think we have answered the NATO wiring question that you had when I explained what a Slave Port was for. My apologies.
What you need to know - from the Slave Port:
The single pin that pokes out is the POSITIVE Post
The "sleeve" part of the NATO connector (about 1 1/2 diameter) is the NEGATIVE Contact.
Picture below is of the Slave Cable
This is the NATO Connector that will be on the outside of your generator.
The Center Post = Positive
The ring just under the TI2000-227 numbers will be Negative (Ground)
EDIT: If you need an ADAPTER to convert from single pin to double bin, information is below.
@Vic_949 ,
I think you have gotten a lot of answers - but I don't think we have answered the NATO wiring question that you had when I explained what a Slave Port was for. My apologies.
What you need to know - from the Slave Port:
The single pin that pokes out is the POSITIVE Post
The "sleeve" part of the NATO connector (about 1 1/2 diameter) is the NEGATIVE Contact.
Picture below is of the Slave Cable
This is the NATO Connector that will be on the outside of your generator.
The Center Post = Positive
The ring just under the TI2000-227 numbers will be Negative (Ground)
EDIT: If you need an ADAPTER to convert from single pin to double bin, information is below.
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I could be mistaken, but that looks like an 8xx slave port. If memory serves, the 003a is a round 2pin(side by side pins) instead of the round single pin.