Posted by Andrew Z on June 09, 2008 at 17:17:38 from (12.76.134.55):
I have a delco 10 SI, and it used to charge by the one wire method, then it stopped working all of a sudden. Took it off and brought it to be checked turns out that it is fine. put it back on and the only way that i can get it charge is by grounding out the "R" terminal. then it pegs the amp meter right out... charges 14 volts. but if i shut it off then do it again it will not self excite i have to ground out that terminal for a second again. Do i have a bad ground to the tractor thats all i can thing of I have 3 other tractors set up like this and they all work fine, not sure whats up with this one though....
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