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10-02-2004, 13:16
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Re: Wiring Pneumatics Switch
If your talking manually using a screwdriver you mean a solenoid, most likely the single solenoid (light plastic one). To wire the solenoid your probably got a little sheet of paper that has instruction for putting together and wiring. This all is with the black piece that sticks off the side. Inside is were you connect the wires to like 1 and 2, I think. I'm not sure which one was ground or 12v. Refer to paper if you can find it. Then follow steps alavinus said to wire to rest of system.
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