WOSP Begin

[guyskin]

Considering the inclusion of a WOSP (Workplace Observation and Safety Program) beginning. I am seeking information pertaining to the electrical aspect.

I am use a negative ground configuration in conjunction with an alternator. The electrical system includes a 10g cable that connects the alternator to the current starting relay, facilitating the charging of the battery.

Is the stock relay/solenoid often used by the majority of users?
2) Determining the wiring configuration for the use or exclusion of the pre-existing relay/solenoid.

I express my gratitude for your assistance.

[Chrishazle]

The decision was made to retain the old starting relay/solenoid during the installation of the high torque starter. A readily producible "10G" jumper wire was necessary for the installation of the new starter. I wish you success in your endeavor with the WASP starter. I appreciate the recent advancements in starting technology, particularly the development of smaller and lighter variants that exhibit enhanced torque output.

[Alex1978]

The stock relay is used, along with the original heavy wire (specifically, gauge #6, if I recall correctly), to establish a connection between the relay and the newly installed starter.

[guyskin]

It may be inferred that you are referring to the act of connecting a jumper cable between the starter and the solenoid on the starting.

[Alex1978]

The jumper connecting the solenoid on the starting to the motor was provided as part of the starter assembly.

[Screwdriver_1]

The old solenoid was discarded and replaced with the integrated solenoid inside the high-torque unit. The reduction in the number of wires and components decreases the likelihood of potential failures.

[br1anuk]

Could you please provide the model number for the gear motor starter with more torque in comparison to the other type? By whom is it carried?

[guyskin]

The model I purchased was identified as LMS005, to the best of my knowledge. It seems to be the same one that Moss has. I made the purchase of mine using the online retail platform, Amazon.

[developer]

If the query is directed at me, I must clarify that in my previous article, when I said "high torque," I was speaking in a general sense. To be more precise, the appropriate term for the unit I was referring to would be a "pre-engaged starter." The source of my acquisition is British Starters, but, I am unaware of the specific manufacturer or the stated "torque" specifications.

[jimmy47785]

I have just acquired a wasp for my 1973 MGB automobile; however, I have encountered an issue whereby the wires provided are insufficient in length to adequately reach the WOSP starter. Has anybody successfully connected one of these devices so far?