aquanosis said: (quoted from post at 21:03:52 09/12/09) Thanks for the pictures. Mine looks like the one on the upper left. I guess I didn't realize the difference till I saw the pictures. What is the difference between the two? Will this change the wiring recommendations? Also, if I still need the diode, will this one work?
Couldn't get one at Radio Shack (only had 3A 50PIV or 3A 200PIV) so I'd have to order.
Janicholson said, "assumes it is 10-SI" and it is not. It is a 10SD. So negate those recommendations for your 10SD. Not Janicholson's fault, he didn't know that you had a 10SD.
Difference, among other details, is that 10-SI has internal regulator and the 10SD has external regulator (the box you removed).
If you want to use the Transpo regulator box, I'll have to do some searching. If you want to go to local auto supply and buy the GM regulator that was used with the 10SD, then I can send you the diagram for wiring up that combination.
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