Posted by super99 on April 05, 2023 at 15:47:26 from (75.106.102.220):
And it works!!! The problem I had was with the 30 amp fuse that the directions I got from this site said I needed to add on. Chris Pratts directions were good except for that part . As someone posted when I asked for help, if you had a 37 Amp alternator if probably would have worked fine, but with a 60 amp, as another poster replied, you might as well get a 5 gallon bucket of 30 amp fuses. Anyhow its done and works like it should, the thanks to all who helped me get this figured out. I started it and at Idle it was charging past 30 on the ammeter. I let it idle until it dropped back to 15 before I sped the engine up . Neighbor is happy, he said I was the 4th guy he asked to do it. First 2 died before they got there, 3rd guy his health got bad and after 4 or 5 years its finally done. Thanks again,Chris
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