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G Cole

03-17-2004 10:26:34




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Put an alternator on my 165. has built in regulator. Wired right. Shows its discharging. Is it a doide, ? Thanks




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John McPherson

03-18-2004 21:07:41




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 Re: charging in reply to G Cole, 03-17-2004 10:26:34  
First, check to see if you are getting a charge voltage of around 14 volts (depends on temp for exact voltage). If you do see this voltage, just swap the connections on the ammeter.

If you do not see this voltage, assuming you are using the typical "Delcotron" alternator with integral regulator (side terminal blades line up with each other) you can connect both of these wires together and then run those to a terminal on the ignition switch that delivers power in the "run" position only.

It is also possible that your wiring is correct but may be connected to a terminal on the ignition switch that is not "hot" in the "run" postion.

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ray-s

03-18-2004 21:00:04




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 Re: charging in reply to G Cole, 03-17-2004 10:26:34  
you might reverse the wires on the ampmeter.If you got the diagrams I e-mailed , the farmal super M ,note 3, mentions to reverse wires. I am no expert on this. so be careful. ray-s



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