That diagram from Bob M. looks close. Our regulator only has one bat output and it goes directly to the ammeter. Also, ours has a starter solenoid on it which I know isn't stock.
here is a crude drawing of what our wiring looks like. I didn't mark + or - on the battery as that is what I'm trying to figure out.
The only writing on the generator is...
Anderson Ind
Delco - remy
101355 8b13
model sn
the regulator just says Delco Remy made in the usa and on the bracket of the regulator it say 766. There are 3 connections on the regulator.. Gen, + and Bat. Gen goes to the A terminal on the generator, + goes to the F terminal and the Bat goes to the ammeter.
Assuming the solenoid is a 6v positive ground type, I'm thinking we should be using a positive ground batter hookup since what we have is close to the Bob M. diagram.. the principle is the same, just the added solenoid.
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