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    • #68025
      Anonymous

      HELP!
      Anyone have a photo or diagram of the connections to the starter solenoid on a Westerbeke 60? Not 100% sure that I have it correct.
      THANKS!
      Bill

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    • #75469
      john stevenson
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      Bill,
      Here is link to the W60 electrical diagram I scanned 10 years ago. Hope it
      helps: http://www.svsarah.com/Sarah/Images/Engine%20Wire%20Med.JPG

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      HELP!
      Anyone have a photo or diagram of the connections to the starter solenoid
      on a Westerbeke 60? Not 100% sure that I have it correct.
      THANKS!
      Bill

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    • #75470
      Anonymous

      Thanks John,
      I have a feeling I have mine cross wire. Does anyone have a top view photo of the solenoid so I can make sure I installed it properly?

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    • #75474
      RichCarter
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      Gee,
      There’s not much to the starter solenoid. As I recall, there are two studs
      on the solenoid. One goes to the key and the second one supplies power to
      accessories. When you turn on the key, it turns power off to the
      accessories. You would route this to your headlight switch in a car so that
      you disconnect the headlamp load when starting your engine. Not all starter
      solenoids have the accessory power stud. If you have one stud, it’s the
      key. If you have two, use a test light to see which one powers the
      accessories.

      Rich

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