Posted by old on December 15, 2016 at 16:03:21 from (209.86.226.40):
In Reply to: altenator posted by Smokey37 on December 15, 2016 at 15:25:52:
If it is a delco 10si it is easy to test if it is charging on the tractor if you have a volt gauge. Simply check battery voltage when it is not running which should be 12.3 give or take a little bit. Then start it up and you should get 13-14 volts give or take a little bit if it is charging. It should also at the 2 wire plug have a #1 and #2 terminal the #2 should go the the big stud where the wire goes to the battery and the #1 should go the to ignition switch the side that is hot when it is on. But if wired correctly like that and it is working likely you will need a diode or resister or light bulb in the #1 wire or you will not be able to shut the engine down due to alternator back feed
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