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Case 30 series dash lights

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Don Rudolph

02-03-2008 15:13:56




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Can anybody tell me how to test the generator and oil pressure lights? They have been disconnected for some reason (maybe low oil pressure). And how on earth do you take them apart? Thanks for your help! Don




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mEl

02-03-2008 15:40:41




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 Re: Case 30 series dash lights in reply to Don Rudolph, 02-03-2008 15:13:56  
Don, push them up against the spring and twist them as you would to take a bulb out of a socket to release them from the top part and remove the bottom part. They can be tested with a battery and a couple of wires. They both get 12 volts from the ign terminal of the switch, the oil pressure light grounds through the oil pressure sender to lite it. The charge lite wire goes to the armature terminal on the VR, the lite grounds through the armature to lite the light, when the voltage comes up when the generator starts to work the voltage from the switch (12) is balanced by the output voltage (12) and the light goes out as no current will flow where the voltages are equal. Hope this helps mEl

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Don Rudolph

02-03-2008 16:37:19




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 Re: Case 30 series dash lights in reply to mEl, 02-03-2008 15:40:41  
mEl,
Thank you! That is exactly what I needed. I figure a Case mechanic who's seen everything Case made would know. Don



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mEl

02-04-2008 02:30:22




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 Re: Case 30 series dash lights in reply to Don Rudolph, 02-03-2008 16:37:19  
Don, not everything , as my experience is mostly in the utility line, not a lot of ce stuff, but thanks, I like to share that which i have picked up over the years. mEl



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