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New member from South Louisiana. I have an American Sportsman UTV with a Subaru/Robin EH65 twin cylinder 2 barrel carburetor. I had starter trouble (solenoid) and allowed my grandson to pull engine in order to change it. You cannot pull engine shroud with the engine in machine and cannot remove starter without removing shroud. Kid is great mechanic but lacks experience. Putting engine back in and he realizes he didn't mark wire locations. I have schematics but colors don't match what I have. Anyone out there that can help me wire this engine back up?

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