Posted by osterbur on February 01, 2012 at 18:13:41 from (66.253.181.26):
In Reply to: Thermostart question posted by osterbur on February 01, 2012 at 17:23:47:
I monitored the voltage on the thermostart. With the key in the normal position and power to the instrument panel there is 12v to the thermostart heater all the time. I agree that it should be turned off after starting. Mine has burned out and a new is on order. Concerning the key switch, mine appears to be different than the 655tlb but I will check the part number. I may have a bad switch that has been rewired. The schemetic appears to agree with the way the switch is wired now, which has the thermostart element on all the time.
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