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1450 Series™

The 1450 Series™ is designed to meet the needs of heavy-duty equipment. These engines utilize Overhead Valve (OHV) technology, causing them to run cooler and last longer, all while delivering more power and exceptional performance.

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What is the black wire, protruding from the front of my new 1450, intended to accomplish?

I recently received my new 1450, aka model 20s232-0036f1. The engine prents a small guage, black wire, which protrudes from the front of the engine---it is not connected to anything, and appears to be a ground wire. I need to know what to do with this wire. The engine has a throttle control, with "stop" position, the black wire appears to be a ground, and I am lost with regards as to what the wire should be connected to.

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