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    Chad Graves
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      1955 Johnson 25 Automatic Ignition Cut-Out help

      Hello, restoring a 1955 RD-17, it has a cut-out switch, it needs a ground wire from it to the magneto to cut the bottom cylinder spark.

      Can someone please tell me where it connects on the magneto? I assumed it was the negative post of the bottom cylinder points? There is not a hole in magneto plate to get wire up,

      Please Help,

      V/R

       

       

      Chad Graves
      1953 Johnson JW – 10
      1954 Johnson QD – 15
      1955 Johnson RD – 17
      1956 Evinrude 5512
      1957 Johnson CD – 14
      1957 Johnson QD – 18
      1958 Johnson FD – 12

      #292284
      crosbyman
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        it goes on the point    to kill ignition. the text in your page is explicit.   it works like  typical kill button except here it is  vacum activated to ground just 50% of the magneto.  the point set for the  lower cyl is the rear coil’S  point… just follow the  coil wire that goes to the correct points

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        #292287
        Chad Graves
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          it goes on the point    to kill ignition. the text in your page is explicit.   it works like  typical kill button except here it is  vacum activated to ground just 50% of the magneto.  the point set for the  lower cyl is the rear coil’S  point… just follow the  coil wire that goes to the correct points

          Thanks a million

          Chad Graves
          1953 Johnson JW – 10
          1954 Johnson QD – 15
          1955 Johnson RD – 17
          1956 Evinrude 5512
          1957 Johnson CD – 14
          1957 Johnson QD – 18
          1958 Johnson FD – 12

          #292296
          fleetwin
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            I’ll bet Frank has a good wiring diagram, hopefully he will chime in

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            #292299
            crosbyman
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              there isn’t much to wire … a single wire  to the back coil point has explained.

              I am surprised no “hole” can be found  as per OP’s comment there is not a hole in magneto plate to get wire up,

              if true maybe the mag plate got substituted …..I woud just drill one in a convinient place.  A hole large enough to install a small grommet to protect the wire from the plate

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