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Re: 53 super m wiring follow up question
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Posted by Bob M on November 17, 2003 at 09:24:50 from (165.170.128.66):
In Reply to: 53 super m wiring follow up question posted by bob murphy on November 17, 2003 at 08:31:49:
Bob - Depends what type of alternator the rebuilder picks for you. If it's a "one wire" unit no warning lamp/resistor/diode is needed. A "3 wire" (the Delco 10SI) needs either a warning lamp, resistor or diode in the #1 control line for it to work. My recommendation is to go with the 3 wire. Cheaper than a one wire, and on a slow-revving tractor one wire units sometimes can not be spun up enough to get them to start charging. Punch below for a wiring diagram for the 3 wire Delco setup... Note! You'll still need the resistor inline with the ignition coil. It is there to limit current to the old 6 volt coil that's now fed from a 12 volt system.
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