Generator Warning Light

crawdad185 · Jun 26, 2015

I've got a generator warning light on my 601. Now that I have converted over to 12 volts, I was wondering if I could some how use the warning light in conjunction with the new alternator and, if so, how would you wire it? I could just use a amp meter in lieu of the gas gauge, but would like to keep the gas gauge if possible. I would still need something, however, to let me know if the alternator wasn't charging. Would appreciate your thoughts

old · Jun 26, 2015

If your using the Delco 10si 3 wire set up yes you can use that light blub. Just wire it into the wire coming off the #1 wire then to the ignition switch the side that is hot when turned on

old · Jun 26, 2015

Forgot to say you need to replace the bulb with a 12 volt bulb

crawdad185 · Jun 26, 2015

(quoted from post at 04:58:34 06/27/15) If your using the Delco 10si 3 wire set up yes you can use that light blub. Just wire it into the wire coming off the #1 wire then to the ignition switch the side that is hot when turned on

No, this is a single wire alternator. Can it still be used with these?

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