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I have a remote starter switch with two wires and know that one wire gets connected to the positive terminal but I'm not sure where I should
connect the second wire on the solenoid. I have a 1999 100 HP Mercury and would like to use the starter switch to run a compression check. Any help with...
Where do I connect the second wire on a remote starter button to jump
a solenoid on a 1999 100 hp Mercury? I know that one wire goes to the
positive terminal but I'm not sure about the second wire.
When I am finished running my engine and then tilt it up it drains fuel
onto the deck. Is it safe to disconnect the fuel line and run the engine
until the carberators empty and the engine stalls, or will that cause
wear from lack of lubrication.
