Posted by BobReeves on February 08, 2017 at 08:10:28 from (70.184.16.104):
In Reply to: Polarity, am I wrong. posted by David G on February 08, 2017 at 06:51:15:
Once bought a 60's something Ford station wagon at auction for cheap. Drove it for several months with the radio and dash gauges not working. All the time thinking it was positive ground like it was hooked up when I bought it. Someone told me that it came out of the factory negative ground so I switched the battery. Amazingly the radio started working along with the dash gauges. It had a generator and didn't seem to care, it and the regulator was working with the battery hooked up backwards and worked fine when I switched it.
Would guess you are right in that the regulator doesn't care but would check and configure it the way it came from the factory.
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