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NOTE: Metric fasteners are used throughout outboard motor.

TUNE·UP TIGHT NING TORQU S

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Hp/rpm: Cylinder Head:
DT50 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .50/4801)..5500 6m m . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _. . . . . . . . . . _ 8·12N-m
DT60 ,, . . 60/4800·5500 (6·9 ft.·lbs.)
DT65 .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 65/4800·5500 10mm . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . AO·60N-mt
Bore: (29-44 ftAbs.)
DT50 (Prior to 1984) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 0 m m Crankcase . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40·60 N -mt

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DT50 (1984), DT60 DT65 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 84 mm
(3.15 in.)
ExhaustCover . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8·12N·m
(29-44 ft.·lbs.)

(3.31 in.) . 6-9 fUbs.)

Stroke . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 2 m m FlywheelNut . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 200·210N·m
(2.83 in.) (145·152 ft.·lbs.)
Number of Cylinders . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 GearcasePinionNut . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1)..40 N ' m

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Displacement: (22-29 ft.·lbs.)
DT50 (Prior to 1984) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 723 cc Propeller Shaft Nut . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50·60 N· m
(44.12 cu. in.) (36-44 ft.·lbs.)
DT50 (1984), DT60 & DTS5 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 798 cc Standard Screws:
(48.69 cu. in.) Unmarked o r Marked 4 '
Spark Plug; 5 m m . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2· 4N· m
:>rGK ............................... B8HS' (2·3 ft.·lbs.)
Electrode Gap ............. ............ 0.8-0.9 mm 6 m m . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4· 7N· m
(0.031·0.035 in.) (3·5 ft.·lbs.)
Ignition 1)'P . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Breakerless 8mrn lO·16N-m
Carburetor: (7·12 ft.·lbs.)
Make . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mikuni 10mm 22·35N m
Model . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B40·32 (16·26 ft.·lbs.)
Fuel:Oil Ratio . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50;1 t Stainless Steel
'1984 DT50 models use NGK B8HS·1O spark plugs with an 5m m . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2· 4N· m

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electrode gap of 1 mm (0.040 in.).
t1984 DT50 and 1983 and 1984 DT60 models are equipped mm
(2·3 ft.·lbs.)
6·ION-m
with oil injection. (6-7 ft.·lbs.)
gm m . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15·20N-m
SIZES CLEARANCES (11·15 ft . ·lbs.)
Piston Riug End Gap . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.2·0.4 mm lOmm 34·41N·m
(0.008-0.016 in.) (25·30 ft. ·lbs.)
Piston Pin Diameter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19.995·20.oo0mm Marked 7 o r SAE Grade 5
(0.7872·0.7874 in.) Omm 3·6N·m
Piston to Cylinder Wall Clearance: (2·5 ft.·lbs.)
DT50 (Prior to 1984) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.097·0.112 mm mm g·12N·m
(0.0038·0.0044 in.) (6·9 ft.·lbs.)
DT50(1984),DT60&DT65 . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.112·0.127 mm 8m m . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18·28N·m
(0.0044-0.0050 in.) (13·20 ft.·lbs.)
Max. Cranksbaft Runout at Main 10mm ' 40-60N·m
Bearing Journal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.05mm (29-44 ftAbs.)
(0.002 in.)
Max. Connecting Rod Small End
Side Shake . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . S.Omm tTorque values should be 46·54 N • m (34·39 ft. ·lbs.) on DT50
(0.20 in.) (1984) and DT60 models.

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Suzuki OT50, OT60 OT65 (Prior to 1985) OUTBOARD MOTOR

LUBRICATION SPEED
carburetor throttle valves must be oor/
The power head is lubricated by oil rectly synchronized to open as the igniN
mixed with the fuel. On models with · tion is advanced to obtain optimum perN
out oil it\iection fuel:oH ratios should
be 30:1 during break-in of a new or
t
A
formance. To adjust the speed control
linkage, it is necessary to first check
rebuilt engine and 50:1 for normal servo (and adjust i required) the ignition maxN
ice when using a NMMA certified TC/ imum advance as outlined in the IGNI·
WII two-stroke engine on or Suzuki TION TIMING section. Disconneet car·
"CCI" oiL When using any other type buretor link C ~ F i g . SZl4-l1) and
of two-stroke engine oil, fuel:oil ratios rotate speed control lever (L) toward
should be 20:1 during break-in and 30:1 maximum speed position until it con·
for nonnal service. On models equipped tacta maximum speed stop. Set carN
with oil injection, for the first 5 hours Fig. $%14-2-1«,.,., to h t d tOt float . ~ lA>
,pec flc.Uoos, burewr throttle plates completely open
of operation, mix fuel with oil in fuel then vary the length of carburetor link
tank at a ratio of 50: 1 if Suzuki "CCI" (C) until ball joint connector will just at·
oil or a NMMA certified TO- Wll twoN tach. Move speed control lever to full
strokE' oil is used. Mix fuel:oil at a ratio retard position. Clearance (A) at car·
of 30: 1 if any other type of two-stroke should be used. Gearcase capacity is ap· buretor throttle shaft actuating levers
oil is used. Switch to straight fuel in fuel proximately 650 mL (22 oz.) of gear oil should be 0.5·1.0 mm (0.020,0.040 in.).
tank at the completion of the 5 hour and should be drained and refilled after
break-in period. Manufacturer recomN the first 10 hours of use and then after REED VALVES. The inlet reed
mends regular or no-lead automotive every 50 hours of liSe. Reinstall vent and valves (Fig. SZI4·3) are located on a
gasoline having an 85·95 octa ne rating. fill plugs securely. using a new gasket i reed plate between inlet manifold and
Gasoline and oil should be thoroughly needed, w ensure a watertight seal. crankease. The reed petals should seat
mixed in fuel tank when u. ied on models very lightly against the reed plate
without oil injection and when used FUEL SYSTEM throughout their entire length with the
during break-in period on models least possible tension. 'rip of reed petal
equipped with oil injection. CARBURETOR. Mikuni type B40-32 must not stand open more than 0.2 mm
The lower unit gears and bearings are carburewrs are used on all models. (0.008 in.)from contact surface. Reed
lubricated by oil contained in the gear· Refer w Fig. SZ14·1 for exploded view. stop opening should be 7.6·8.0 mm
case. SAE 90 hypoid outboard gear oil Initial set ting of pilot air screw (7) from (O.3().O.31 in.) on DT50 models and
a lightly seated position should be PI, 7.55·7.95 mm (0.30·0.31 in.) on DT60
w 2 /. turns on DT50 models prior w 19l14 and DT65 models.
and DT65 models and 1 Is to 2'/, turns Renew reeds i petals are broken,
on'i984 DT50 models and DT60 models. cracked, warped, rusted or bent. Never
Final carburtetor adjustment should be attempt w bend a reed petal or to
made with engine at normal operating straighten a damaged reed. Never in/
temperature and running in forward stall a bent or damaged reed. Seating
gear. Rotate timing adjustment screw surface of reed plate should be smooth
B ~ F i g . SZ14·11) in small incrementa
until engine idles at approximately
650· 700 rpm. Adjust pilot air screw so
engine idles smoothly and will accelerate
cleanly without hesitation. f neeessary,
readjust timing adjustment screw to ob/
tain 650-700 rpm idle speed.
Main fuel metering is controlled by
main jet (10). Standard main jet size for
e '1
normal operation is number 165 on
DT50 models prior to 1984, number 155
on 1984 DT50 models, number 160 on
DT60 models and number 167.5 on
DT65 models.
To cheek float level, remove float bowl
and invert carburetor. Distance (A - Fig.
SZ14·2) between main jet and bottom of
14· 4K float should be 16.5-18.5 mm (0.65-0.75
5 in.) on DT50 models prior to 1984 and
DT65 models, 16.5-18 mm (0.65·0.71 in.)
on 1984 DT50 models and 16-18 mm
(0.63-0.71 in.) on DT60 models. Adjust
Fig. SZ14·1-ExpIoded view o Mlkuni cal'bur. float level by bending float tang.
tors fyl1ical o 11 models.
To synchronize throttle plate opening 6
1.
2.
Body
Throttle stop serew 9.
lL Spring
Main nouIe of top carburetor with bottom car· 1
3. Spri.'lg 10. Main jet buretor, use Suzuki carburetor balancer
4. PilotjM 11, lnkt valve Fig. SZ1.f..3- Exploftd yl 1M o I n t . , nMn1iold
5. ThroW", llhaft 12. Float pin 09913·13121 or equivalent and make adN lHld r H d valv. mbly.
connector 13.. FIQ8,t justment at throttle shaft connector 1. Manifold 4. Reed pet.als
6, Choke shaft <:OClneetol 14. Gasket 2. Gasket 5. Reed stop
7. r'-IPt air screw 15. Fknit bow (5-Fig. SZI4-1). :'t Reed plate 6. Gaskill:

SERVICE MANUAL Suzuki 0150, 0160 0165 (Prior to 1985)

Fig. SZ14.s- Use 11 pump I r b i N d screw fA to

bleed trapped air from 11 supply line or pump.

Flo. SZ1 ..... - l n l e t manifold cap SCMW. should

be tightened In the H q U 4 » l c . shown above.
Fig. SZ14-S-Exploftd vSew of diaphragm type

and flat. When installing reeds or reed 1.

2,
' *1 pump and fuel flit. assemblies
Cnwr
Dlaph""",, 9. F uel filter body
I ~ ' - L I
stop, make sure that petals are centered 3. Body 10. Packing
4. Dmphragrn 11. 0 ring

~
over the inlet holes in reed plate. and 5. SPring 12. Filter
that the reed stops are centered over Ii. Body 13. Bowl

reed petals, Apply a suitable high

temperature grease to inlet manifold
cap screw threads, then using sequence
shown ill Fig, SZ14-4 tighten cap
screws,
FUEL PUMP. A diaphragm type fuel
pump is mounted on the side of power
head cylinder block and is actuated by
pressure and vacuum pulsations from
the engine crankcases, Refer to Fig,
SZ14-5 for exploded view of fuel pump
assembly,
When servicing
reference marks aeross pump body to
aid in reassembly, Defective or quesI
tionable parts should be renewed, Dia*
phragm should be renewed if air leaks or
cracks are found, or if deterioration is
evident.
FUEL FILTER. A fuel filter (9
through 1 3 - ~ 1 g SZ14-5) is mounted on
the side of power head cylinder block on
ll models, F ilter should be disassembled
and cleaned after every 50 hours of use.
Renew ·0" ring (11) if required.
OIL INJECTION
Models So Equipped
BLEEDING
trapped ai r from oil supply line or pump.
firs make sure outboard motor is in an
upright position and oil tank is full. Open
oil pump air bleed screw (A - F ig.
SZ14-S) three or four turns to allow oil
to seep out around screw threads, A fter
five seeouds or when no air bubbles are
noticed, close air bleed screw (A),
CHECKING OIL PIJMP OUTLET.
Start engine and allow to warm·up for
1.
8.
O ~ rillgl>
lnsulator bhxk
approximately five minutes, then stop
engine. Disconnect oil pump control
cable (C - Fig, SZI4-7) a t carburetor
throttle lever, Detech oil supply line at
oil tank outlet, Connect oil gage
09900-21602 to oil supply line, Fill oil
gage with a recommended two-stroke oil
unit even with an upper reference mark.
With oil pump control cable (C) in reI
leased position, start engine and m a i n ~
pump, scribe
taln engine speed at 1500 rpm, Allow
engine to ru n for five minutes. Af ter five
minutes, stop the engine and observe oil
gage. Recommended oil consumption is
2,7-3,5 mL (0.09,0,12 oz,) in five minutes
at 1500 rpm.
To check oil pump at maximum output
position, repeat previous procedure exI
cept use a suitable tool and hold oil pump
control cable (C) in fully extended posiI
tion, Recommended oil consumption is
4,6-5.6 mL (O.16-l),19 oz,) in five minutes
at 1500 rpm,
f the obtained oil consumption
measurements are not within the recomI
mended limite. then oil pump must be
renewed.
IGNITION
PUMP. To bleed
All models are equipped with eit her an
independent or simultaneous pointless
electronic ignition system, Simultaneous
ignition system models are identified by
the use of one ignition coil while two igI
uition coils are used on models with an
independent ignition system, SimultaneI
ous ignition
mechanical or electronic advance, Stator
plate is movable on simultaneous igniI
tion models with mechanical advance
1. 1Mt
O. OIIt:et
[
L S < '\
L.I \\
< \
,
: , ~
@I
Fig_ SZ14-1-11lsconn.ct 11 pump conftol c.ble
(e) at carburetor thrQttle lev. and ,eler to fe.t
for checking 11 pump output
while the stator plate is fIxed on models
with electronic advance. Refer to Fig,
SZ14-8 for a typical wiring diagram of
models with independent ignition.
Models with simultaneous ignition
systems are similar.
IGNITION TIMING. On independent
ignition models, ignition timing should
he 4 · ATDC at 1000 rpm and 21 0 BTDC
on DT60 models and 25° BTDC on all
other models a t 5000 rpm. On
simultaneous ignition models with
mechanical advance, ignition timing
should he 3° ATDC at 1000 rpm and 25°
BTDC at 5000 rpm, On simultaneous ig*
nition models with electronic advance
(fixed stator plate), ignition timing
should be go BTDC at 1000 rpm and 25°
BTDC a t 5000 rpm,
models may have Iuitial setting of ignition timing on all
models with mechanical advance may be
accomplished as follows: Set throttle at
full advanL C position, then align mark

Suzuki DT50, DT60 & DT65 (Prior to 1985) OUTBOARD MOTOR

C3 Bl

Fig. S Z 4 ~ Typical wlrlrJ{l dJ.gram 1 1 models with independent Ignition. Other moftla r similar,
ItJ D o w n ~ solenoid GR Gray
L Ig nition switch 6. Overheat buuer 1l. Choke $(>lenO'id hi. Starter mowr LtBL Light blue
2. Emergency swp 7. TIlt and trim 12. Regulator 17. Starter 5Olenoid 22. Battery
;witch ~ i t c h 13. Reetif w 18. Spark plugs Blad:
B ~ : ~ ~
3. Hour roetlJt 8. 1 ilt and trim 14. CD iguitinn 19. Overheat sensor BL. Blue R a.d
4 Volt meter ~ t mod 26, Neutral switch BR. Browll W, White
5. T a c h o m ~ t e l ' f. ~ U p oolenoid 15, Stator 2}, 2U amp fuse G. Green Y. Yellow

(.\I-Fig. SZ14-9) on stator plate with vance ignition timing. run engine at rep<:>sitioning stator plate. On models
stationary mark (S) on upper seal housE wide open throttle and note timing with electronic advance, reposition
ing. Loosen nut N) on stator plate link marks. stator plate to adjust ignition timing.
to rep<Jsition stator plate. On models with mechanical advance,
Initial setting of ignition timing on all full reterd timing may be adjusted by TROUBLE-SHOOTING. If ignition
models with electronic advance may be turning bolt B-Fig. SZl4-l1j in or out malfunction t){.'Curs, use only approved
accomplished by aligning mark (M - Fig. as requirad and full advance timing may procedures to prevent damage to the
SZ14-10) on stator plata with center of bo adjusted by loosening nut (N) and
stator plate retaining screw hole (H).
Final ignition timing check can be
made using a suitable power timing M
light. Immerse lower unit of outboard
motor in water and connect timing light
to upper spark plug. Set engine throttle
at full retard position and start engine.
Refer to ignition timing specifications
stated previously and check alignment
of flywheel timing marks with index
mark on electric starter cap on models
with mechanical ad1la.IlCe or v.ith index Fig. 5214 9 0n model. with meclulnlc.1 ad· Fig. SZ14·10-0n moeN/ ,Jth ./ecfronlc ad ;
~ a n c . , Ignition ttmlng statically by 111I9nlnll fanee, t IfnWon timing .odlcally by aligning
ten
s t
mark on flywheel housing on models mark (AI) on st.ttor plahl with t.tlonary mark (S) m.rt II) on .t.tor p l . . wtth of screw
with electronic advance. To check ad· whe attl. 1$ In the full t d ~ a n c e position. hoi. 11).

SERVICE MANUAL Suzuki DTSO, DTGO & DTGS (Prior to 1985)

components. The fuel system should be
checked first to make certain that faulty
running is not .caused by incorrect mix8
ture or contaminated fueL Make sure
malfunction is not due to spark plug,
wiring or wiring connection failure.
Trouble-shoot ignition circuit using
Suzuki pocket tester number 09900-
25002 or ohmmeter as follows:
Simultaneous Ignition Models_ On
simultaneous ignition models with elec8
tronic advance (fixed stator plate), check
condition of low-speed capac itor ch arg e
coil by separating the redlblack wire
eonnector at stator and attach a tester
lead. Attach the other tester lead to
engine ground. Low-speed charge coil
may be considered satisfactory if
resistance reading is within the limits of
112-149 ohms. Check condition of high8
speed charge coil by separating the
redlblack wire connector and blue/red
wire connector at stator and attach a
tester lead to each wire. High-speed
Fig. SZ14 U V I . w
und on models with mechanical
0' . p H d contro'
Mod./s with .'ectronlc advanc. ("xed stator
p l . f . ) are slmll,r.
~ I ~ lee.d , ; Pu KI'
-+'r ... u I Sklel
hac' R«I
CNir-ue
pulw'
Slut
~ t d
-h.t4lr ChMlIl
"'Tenter:
:l tlu'l
8 1uel
le.d
''''
Fig. SZ14·13-U shown above and
v . l u e s l l s t e d In FiU. Z14·12 to t . s t condition of
CD Ignition module used on s/multanltOVs Igni.
tlon models with mechani cal sdYance.
charge coil may be considered satisfac8
tory if resistance reading is within the
limits of 1.62-1.98 ohms.
To check condition of ignition coil,
separat e the white/black wire connector
at coil and remove high tension wires
from spar k plugs. A ttach tester positive
lead to white/black wire and negative
lead to coil ground. Primary coil re8
sistance reading should be within the
limits of 0.28-0.38 ohms. Attach a tester
lead to each high tension wire. Second8
ary coil resistance reading should be
within the limits of 2980-4030 ohms.
To check condition of CD ignition
module, use tester or ohmmeter in con"
junction with test chart shovm in Fig_
SZ14-12. Renew CD ignition module if
required.
On simultaneous ignition models with
mechanical advance, check condition of
capacitor charge coil by separating the
blue/red connector and black wire con8
nector at stator and attach a tester lead
to each wire. Charge coil may be con8
sidered satisfactory
reading is within tbe limits of 135-165
ohms.
Check condition of pulser coil by
separating the white/red wire connector
and black wire connector at stator and
mane .
oleag. attach a tester lead to each wire. Pulser
coil may be considered satisfactory if
resistance reading is within the limits of
7.29-8.91 ohms.
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Rldl f J ~ 1Whit., 8",.;
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8 A A I
..
A-
_
Pubor Ground Stop : I q t l j ~ ; o n To check condition of ignition coil,
Wt.:tel Blue : Black
separate the black/white wire connector
Black
Rod
'''' : Whitt at coil and remove high tension wires
A A from spark plugs. Attach tester positive
lead to black/white wire and nElb",tive
B B lead to coil ground. Primary coil re8
C A sistance reading should be within the
limits of 0.076-0.104 ohms. Attach a
A tester lead to each high tension wire.
C Secondary coil resistan ce reading should
be within the limits of 2980-4030 ohms.
chaff To check condition of CD ignition
module, use tester or ohmmeter in conN
junction with test chart shown in Fig_
SZ14·13. Renew CD ignition module if
required.
Independent Ignition Models_ On inN
dependent ignition models, check condi8
tion of capacitor charge coil by
separati ng the green wire connector and
black wire connector at stator and atN
tach a tester lead to each wire. Charge
coil may be considered satisfactory if
resistance roading is within tbe limits of
225-275 ohms.
Check condition of pulser coils by
separating the gray wire connector,
pink wire connector and black wire con·
nectar at stator. Attach tester positive
lead to black wire. Attach negative lead
to gray wire and note tester reading,
then attach negative lead to pink wire
and npte tJ;Ster reading. Resistance
reading for each pulser coil should be
within the limits of 180-220 ohms.
Check condition of each ignition coil as
follows: Separate the orange wire conN
nector and blar.kiwhite -wire connector
at coil for top cylinder, then attach a
tester lead to each wire and note tester
reading. Separate light blue wire con8
if resistance nector and black/white wire connector
at coil for bottom cylinder, then attach a
tester lead to each wire and note tester
reading. Primary coil resistance reading
should be within the limits of 0.87-1.17
ohms for each coil. Diseonnect high ten8
sion wires from spark plugs. Attach
tester positive lead to high tension wire
and negative lead to black/white wire.
C.,.'O- Pulttr Ground Stop I.,ltion
l.ad -.. Pink
+T •• e r
lell<l Green Gr ... ., Glue
Rod
Or• •
Light
blue
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Whltlt

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C I ~ A A A C h . r ~ G,_
.. A A B C C C
.. ''
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.... ..... ..

B ~ B B B B B B
Grounoli

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C B "- A A Fig. SZ1.f.14-Use chart ad-
Jac.ttt and values tlsled In
rtv

Itnition

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C B C C Fig. SZf4·12 to fest cotrdl·
flon 1 CD illn t/on module
pi '1k
B 8
A
"-
A
B B B B B
Stop
A B A A UNd on Independelff Ignl-
GJ:OtIn( St"" A C C C
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Fig. SZ14·12- U
chart .how aboN and
flon model s ... .od I B B B B 8 B
tts/un listed below to t f t condition of CD Ignl·
tl<tn module u n d on .imulfaM0U4 ignition 0.. B i B B B I B I ~ 8 B
mQdBls with electronic o..
C Tester Medle alAAlld
I ~ i t i o n
.....
litht
B B B 8 B B "- B
A. lOOk ohms or leM
IIlmw deflection then
return tuwtlrtl inumtc . '1
Whitt A A A A 8 A A
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