Questions & Answers for: spade ignition switch

...van. Which wire do i cut into? It may be better to remove the blade style ignition fuse and use a switch with inline fuse, two wires with male spade connectors to connect the two open fuse

...one wire going to a switch. Thanks Elbert The switch grounds the ignition coil through the spade connection to stop the engine. The switch should be mounted in a metal panel (ground). Hope this

...spade connector on switch. Be sure to wrap electrical tape around bare spade (female) that has incoming 12 VDC, until you replace switch. Is the water heater actually trying to ignite on gas when ...

...ignition. lights fine but goes out in 2 sec. Remove the wires at both ends of the thermal cut-off that is located in the little plastic sleeve below the pressure relief valve area and it's connected ...

...spade conection but just pushes into the red ignition rocker switch,unhook the choke from the carb, once the housing is removed gently pry out the blue choke pull from the housing, once removed pry ...

spade connectors to the new switch. 6 Turn the ignition switch to the "ON" position and depress the rear brake pedal. If the brake pedal feels soft or the brake light does not illuminate, then you may

...or not... put the ignition on and unplug the connector from the tranny... jump the two female spade connectors together on the plug and the light should come on. If not then the issue is somewhere ...

...FITTED. it that is a plug on to a spade terminal that will be the power wire from the ignition switch have an auto electrician check it out as it could be a faulty ignition switch or starter ...

...spade connector going onto the coil, there was a gap in the crimped section, as if the loose wire had fallen out from there. I re-stripped the wire and crimped it into the terminal. Now the ...

...ignition coils but I just can't see where the one black wire there's black and yellow the one black wire work connects over by the gas tank that she's been caught and added it and I don't know where ...