I am making one good stainless steel coindoor for my Firepower out of the two I have. One is the table's original, and has been beaten to death. The other is in much better condition, but is from a Williams Taurus shuffle bowler. I will be using the skin and all bracketry from the Taurus door, and the mechs, which cleaned up pretty nicely, from my FP door.

This leaves me with the electric stuff: wire harness, coil, and doodads (for lack of a better word). The wire harness from the FP is cut and spliced to hell. The coils appear common to both doors. The doodads are some sort of brown plastic box with a trip wire underneath the coin mechs; I am assuming this is what registers a credit. The 3-button layout wired into the harness is labeled High Score Reset (left button), Auto Up/Manual Down (middle toggle), and Advance (right button).

On the Taurus door, the doodads are small leaf switches mated with small plastics wheels with cogs, each with a trip wire. The wire harness is uncut and complete, but the diagnostic setup only has Advance and Auto Up/Manual Down, there is no high score reset button. I am guessing that this is the same type of setup on earlier Williams SS tables like Time Warp or Disco Fever.

So my question is, will the Taurus hardware function the same as the FP hardware? Is the FP High Score Reset button used for anything other than that, any diagnostic features? The (male) end of the Taurus wire harness has one less pin than the FP, I assume this would have lead to the high score reset; is the rest of the harness the same as FP? I'll live without the score reset if I can swap in this perfectly good harness and not have to worry about figuring out and fixing all the cut wires on the old FP harness.