The two large ones are for the battery and starter. The two smaller ones are for energizing the solinoid. You have what is called an insulated solinoid. The way that I wired mine is up is called gound seeking. I ran a wire from the battery terminal to one of the small terminals. The other terminal is run the to starter switch and the from the starter switch to ground.
Make sence?
Kevin
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Thankyou!!!! All!!!! now we understand, pictures tomorrow: we will have it completed and crank her up. sure is alot cleaner without that pup, see if i regret it this winter.😊
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