Re: Alternator

Posted by john in la on February 27, 2005 at 04:44:57 from (68.222.33.197):

In Reply to: Alternator posted by john in la on November 15, 2004 at 05:39:12:

Another way of wiring the #1 or F wire has come to my attention so I thought I would add this update. This way may cost a little more but seems to be the best way I have found so far for tractors that do not have a dash warning light.

Like I stated before you need some kind of diode or light in the #1 wire to prevent back feed of power to the coil. This way uses a car ignition key available at Auto Zone for about $14.

On the back of the key switch you will see 4 post.

Battery; This is where the power wire coming from your terminal block will be hooked. (battery side)

Start; leave this plug empty because it is not used in our application

Run; This is where the wire the other wire bringing power back to the terminal block will be hooked.

Acc; This is where we are going to hook the #1 or F wire coming from the alternator. Do not run the #1 wire to the terminal block as the wiring diagram shows but hook it to this Acc. post instead. Remember in this set up you do NOT need any type of diode or warning light in this wire to make it work.

Hope this new way will help.

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