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New alternator - D-14

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Jeff Steininger

07-01-2005 13:33:47




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Installing new 1 wire alternator on old D-14. Reversed battery polarity. How exactly to wire? The generator has the field & armature wires going to F & G of regulator. Where does the single wire go? to the ammeter? Just remove the G & F connections to the regulator altogether? I think this is how I've wired, but no response from the push button starter. (I'll have to double check the continuity, as I'm trying to use the original harnessed wires to simplify things, but I may be on the wrong wires, as the colors have faded & been oversprayed badly)
Any help appreciated!!

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steve(ill)

07-01-2005 21:37:05




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 Re: New alternator - D-14 in reply to Jeff Steininger, 07-01-2005 13:33:47  
the generator has two terminals A anf F that have wires that go to the voltage regulator G and F terminals. There is a third and possibly 4th terminal on you voltage regulator. the B terminal is Battery (comes from the ampmeter) this is your single wire to the alternator--- AFTER you change the battery terminals to negative ground and + power to the amp meter. If you have a 4th wire on the regulator is probably says L and is power from the ignition swith or Light switch--- iti s not needed.----- the generator to alternator conversion should have no effect on the starter. you have removed a wrong wire somewhere----

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