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Distributor ---- Exciting

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Lonnie G

01-09-2007 13:56:32

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Need to know the correct procedure for exciting a 6 volt distributor on a farmall 300 . Thanks

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gene bender

01-09-2007 15:17:17

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Re: Distributor ---- Exciting in reply to Lonnie G, 01-09-2007 13:56:32

i think you mean polorize the generator. Jumper wire from Batt term on the regulator or cut-out which ever you have to the ARM term on the generator. Momentary touch the two term and should see a spark.

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John T

01-09-2007 14:25:36

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Re: Distributor ---- Exciting in reply to Lonnie G, 01-09-2007 13:56:32

I often get a lil excited when working on electrical stuff !!!!! !

Im like Old, not sure what you mean exactly??

You could provide the necessary voltage n current to a distributor so its contact points will switch the coils primary current so the coil fires !!! Thats typically by attaching a wire from the coils low (NOT from ignition switch/ballast) output terminal to the lil side distributor terminal which wires to the points..... .

You could "excite" the windings on an alternator by feeding hot battery voltage to the lil side No 1R terminal if it were a GM 10 SI family of internally regulated alternators (Dont forget they use Negative ground).....

You "Polarize" a DC generator so it starts charging in the correct polarity..... ..

In old tractor terms the word "excite" is most often used to describe excitation of the alternator buttttt t what are you trying to do exactly????? ????? ?

John T

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Lonnie G

01-09-2007 14:24:04

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Re: Distributor ---- Exciting in reply to Lonnie G, 01-09-2007 13:56:32

Old, Sorry . Got the parts mixed up. meant to say generator. Know the secret? Thanks

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old

01-09-2007 14:59:06

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Re: Distributor ---- Exciting in reply to Lonnie G, 01-09-2007 14:24:04

As far as I know a genny as uch doesn't need to be excited either but it has to be wired the right way which I can't help with

Hobby farm

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old

01-09-2007 14:06:30

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Re: Distributor ---- Exciting in reply to Lonnie G, 01-09-2007 13:56:32

Never heard of that one. You excite and alterntor to make it charge but not a distubutor.

Hobby farm

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Sam#3

01-09-2007 18:13:25

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Re: Distributor ---- Exciting in reply to old, 01-09-2007 14:06:30

I think it's something like 'turning on/off' a key.

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