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Wiring The Push Button Starter Switch 444-544

First, thanks for all the helpfull response to my many questions about the ignition switch/armored cable/coil assembly, which is now in place and ready to be wired up.
BTW, Danny, at least in this case, the PV and Amazon armored cables turned out to be the same length.
Next quandry: the donor was rigged with a, safe-your-key, push button starter switch which I also pulled, clipping the wires to help me figure out how to wire it into my car. Looks pretty straight forward. The fat, power supply, red wire that normally goes to #54 on the regular switch, goes to one terminal on the push button, and the green wire that goes from #50 to the starter solenoid goes to the other. So far so good. However, the green wire has another wire spliced into it that was somehow connected to the regular switch. The two switches were held together by that wire but, while I was removing crud, they came apart, and now I can't figure out where that wire was attached to the regular switch. The weird thing is that it has a washer soldered to the end of it (the hole in the washer completely filled with solder), almost as it had been soldered to the switch's housing, but I can't find a mark on the housing, besides, it doesn't make sense to gound the green wire. Any idea what is going on here?
Bob S.






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