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48 Cub with a charging problem
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Posted by Dave on November 27, 2003 at 09:22:23 from (152.163.252.227):
Recently got a 48 Cub with a ammeter that was not working. It is still 6V. Has lights and electric start. Put in a new ammeter and found there was only sporadic charging. Took the generator had it checked (barely charging) and had it rebuilt and since the battery was old, got a new one. Still have a charging problem. Ammeter shows discharge as soon as switch is "on" and before I hit the starter. Voltage regulator is newer. What do I need to do to check the output of the generator and how do I check the regulator to be sure it is working right? 6 V systems are new to me, any and all suggestions as to how to find the problem and fix it are appreciated. Thanks Dave Hanna
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