Ford Remote Starter Solenoid Wiring Schematic - S & I Terminals, Coil Bypass

This document is a hand-drawn circuit schematic (marked "no scale") showing how to wire a remote Ford starter solenoid into a starter circuit. It depicts a Ford solenoid with terminals labeled S and I, a battery with + and - terminals, a body ground from the battery negative terminal, and a main feed running from the solenoid's battery-side stud to the fuse box. The starter motor with its integral solenoid is shown at lower left with B and S terminals and a shunt indicated between them. A starter switch is placed in the circuit between the Ford solenoid's S terminal and the battery positive feed. A green wire from the solenoid's I terminal is labeled "TO COIL + TERMINAL (POINTS TYPE ONLY)," indicating the ignition-bypass connection used only on points-type ignition systems. Wire routing is shown in red for main power feeds, black for ground, and green for the coil bypass wire. A reader can learn how to add a remote Ford-style starter solenoid to a starter that has its own integral solenoid, including where to connect the shunt/jumper on the starter, where the fuse box feed and coil bypass attach, and how the starter switch triggers the S terminal.