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1080 voltage regulator

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08-19-2007 13:53:18




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Had the original voltage regulator gave up after 35 years. With serial numbers, model, year, ect. it seems the dealer sent a wrong part. The one they sent is not compatable for an alternator, they sent one for a generator charging system. We crossed the numbers from the one sent at an auto parts store locally. The auto part store was able to cross the original numbers to a "digital" model since the original style is a thing of the past. I had to take the spade connections from the snap in plug and wire them directly to the terminals. My problem is that the fuel guage doesn't work with the new style regulator. Does anyone have any ideas? I have thought about rigging a relay to power, but not yet ready to do that until I look a little further. I will be digging out the schematics later in the week.

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Big Dean

08-20-2007 06:01:58




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 Re: 1080 voltage regulator in reply to [email protected], 08-19-2007 13:53:18  
The number 4 terminal on the original voltage regulator went to the fuel gauge. You need to connect that wire to the oil pressure switch that excites the regulator. I can not remember on the MF1080 if the switch is located on the back of the oil pressure gauge or if it is located down on the left side of the engine hope this will help

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