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Re: Re: wiring for instruments/ parts
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Posted by Al on October 20, 2003 at 06:13:56 from (63.234.28.10):
In Reply to: Re: wiring for instruments/ parts posted by Hugh MacKay on October 19, 2003 at 18:07:07:
Having received your comments and assistance inthe past I would like to ask another question and also submit the results of my Super AI steering problem...#1. Not getting spark or current on the *bat* terminal of the old or new voltage regulator I am convinced that the problem is not the generator but the igition switch whereas the current is allow to the lights but the switch is not allowing the current to the *bat* terminal of the voltage regulator This is on the 154 Cub ...and I found out that while the parts books call for two different part numbers for the steering arm...The Super A I has the same part for either side whereas the cut for the keyway are in two different positions to allow for either side position. Doubt if this is news to you but I feel better. Albie
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