Posted by Janicholson on March 23, 2023 at 12:58:37 from (199.17.6.77):
In Reply to: 3 wire gm alternator posted by ford 2600 in maine on March 23, 2023 at 12:36:28:
Simple: The #1 side spade terminal goes to the ACC terminal of the Key. The #2 spade goes directly to the output terminal (6 inch wire with a ring terminal to fit the output stud) Both of these are 12 gauge wires. The output connects to the Amp meter load side through a 35 amp fuse (auto store) The fuse prevents letting the smoke out of things!! That is all that is needed. The output wire should be 10 gauge. The load side of the amp meter is the one not connected to the battery! If the lights are 6v they need changed to 12v (LED is best) If it was 6v positive ground the amp meter needs to be connected with all wires on opposite sides so it reads correctly. The coil should be fitted with a ballast resistor (mid 60s Chevy) if not changed to a 12v no resistor required coil. No diode or other resistor or light is needed! Jim
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