Posted by Gerald J. on October 22, 2007 at 17:12:11 from (67.0.97.190):
In Reply to: Polarity posted by Jeffah20 on October 22, 2007 at 10:57:05:
When you move from standing to walking, which foot do you lead with? Whichever you start with, you define the following sequence of alternating feet.
Choice of battery polarity has about the same significance, just that the coil, generator polarity, and battery have to match. Different makers had different preferences for polarity and if you maintain those three parts, everything works.
Some claim that gas gauges in some JD are polarity sensitivity and work poorly on the wrong polarity. So far I believe changing the polarity on my gas 4020 the gas gauge problems were worn out sending unit, and with that fixed, it indicates reassonably well. Yes the calibration for empty is off, but I bent the float wire while working on the sensor. I haven't checked it a full because if I filled it, I'd have to mortgage it to pay for that much gasoline.
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