139qmb no crank, no instrument or brake lights

[GrumpyUnk]

May 24, 2024 4:15:41 GMT -5 FrankenMech said:

Accept a personal challenge to learn something new and learn to read schematics. That is the only way you can determine where wires are supposed to go. The colors are seldom consistent which is why a person can't just depend on the colors all the time. I personally could wire a scoot in my sleep but I have learned that others can't or wont follow the type of instructions you want me to give you so I don't try anymore. I do have trouble typing out long posts after having three strokes. Grumpy (Tom) on the other hand likes to type. -But my advice stands: LEARN TO READ SCHEMATICS!

I will not bother to try helping you in any way again.

 You are a lot nicer than I would have been.

 For someone claiming to have problems reading/understanding schematics to complain that the help given is inadequate and non-contribtory is kind of brash.  It is even moreso when they admit they do not want to TRY.

 Kinda like 'give me all the help you can.  I am a baby and cannot learn.  BTW, I am also unwilling to put in any effort beyond following step by step instructions by rote with no understanding of what I am doing.'

 Someone unwilling to do the work obviously needs to learn that to succeed in life requires actual work.

 I am older than Frank, by about 5 years, and did not have stuff handed to me on a plate, much less a silver platter.
I am one of 12 kids.  We all had to work or our family would not have been as successful as my siblings have turned out for the most part.
 I think, cannot state as fact, the learning things makes life interesting.

Those who do not want to learn, or will not take the effort to do so, limit what they can do in life.
I perfer to try to set my own limits, and expand them in many directions.
Your choice.  Have fun.
Thanks for the fish.
tom