Maybe this will help.
http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=113435
If (and only if) the diagram is identical, you jumper or otherwise connect 1-3-8 and that triple-junction connects to one side of the 120 volt AC line. HOWEVER, you should NOT make that triple connection on a rugged, permanent basis before you determine whether the motor turns in the direction you wish, because you can change rotation direction by swapping #5 and #8. So, you should splice 1-3-8 together “non-permanently” while you test direction.
The other side of the AC line goes to #4. Period. Full stop.
5-J-2 are connected together but go NOWHERE, they are just connected together. Again, do not make that triple junction on a permanent basis until you figure out if the motor goes the direction you want.
The ground of the AC line goes to the frame of the motor.
Yes, that is what my wiring diagram looks like. I owe you a case of beer!
Thanks!!