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Re: Charging system
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Posted by Hermit on April 30, 2004 at 19:06:21 from (69.21.48.82):
In Reply to: Charging system posted by Carl Stacy on April 30, 2004 at 17:43:16:
I know the resistor you're talking about, in place of the indicator lights to keep the battery from discharging while the engine isn't running. I've also had the problem of not charging after disconnecting the battery or alternator for long a period of time (like over winter). I found I had to ground the field windings to get the alternator charging. There's a procedure concerning inserting a screwdriver into the alternator end frame and pressing the grounding tab. Pictures and a detailed description are in most Motors or Chiltons manuals. I don't know if it has to do with setting up a magnetic field or kick starting the voltage regulator. Either way, it works for me.
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