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Does case of ignition switch need to be grounded on Rotax 94

 
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PostPosted: Thu Oct 15, 2020 4:01 pm    Post subject: Does case of ignition switch need to be grounded on Rotax 94 Reply with quote
Hi Group I have a ACS keyed ignition switch with out starter contact for my Rotax 914. I will be wiring as per Z16 where shields are grounded to engine near by the ignition modules, then the shields are connected to the ground tab at the ignition switch. To short the ignition wires to ground, path will be through the shields to ground at the engine. The body case of the ACS ignition switch is not connected to the ground tab where the shields will be connected.
My question: Rotax calls for the body case of the ignition switches to be grounded. In my case do I need to ground the body case of ACS ignition switch? If the answer is yes, can I ground it to the field of tabs on the cockpit side? Thx. Ron P.

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