- Location
- ft worth tx
and its about 2-3 foot shorter then my stock on thats on my 96, why is this?
should i wire up the new switch with the old wireing or what?
should i wire up the new switch with the old wireing or what?
I got a new superjet start stop switch
- Thread starter WILD_KYLE
- Start date
- Location
- Greenville, NC
It is short because it is for a yamaha couch. It will work you can cut and splice the wires to get enough length.
- Location
- ft worth tx
sweet alright thanks
Mike W
Infidel
- Location
- North Florida
Make sure you heat shrink those wires,
guiness92
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- Location
- South Jersey Shore
I would also use dielectric grease too. Gotta make sure those connections are water proof!! Especially if its salt water your riding in. Use waterproof heatshrink connectors AND heat shrink tubing around all of them when your done.
- Location
- ft worth tx
naww no salt water but will deff be heat shrink tube on it,but another ? would it be easyer to just disconect the wires in the switch or are they not screwed in like im thinking they are?
subseawellhead
Cherry Bomb Jackazz
- Location
- Louisiana
Wires on switch side are soldered, cut and splice my son. Use metal crimp connectors, then solder and heat shrink
Mike W
Infidel
- Location
- North Florida
Yea man. Just cut and extend the wires. Don't mess with the inside of the switch.
hangtime
Speak up ,don't kiss azz
- Location
- WORCESTER,MASS- HAMPTON N.H.
use some superlgue on the wire itself before you heat the shrink tubing or it won't be watertight .Put a little superglue before and after the soldered connection and than heat it up .
I would send it back and get the right one ,yours obviously is the wrong one .
I would send it back and get the right one ,yours obviously is the wrong one .
- Location
- ft worth tx
yeah i posted in the WTB and i needed a start stop switch and he was the only one to reply 50 shipped no that bad?