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Re: Alternater and wiring Harness on Super M
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Posted by Doug in OR on October 04, 2003 at 16:15:31 from (12.225.61.140):
In Reply to: Alternater and wiring Harness on Super M posted by Jack in Fla on October 04, 2003 at 13:41:21:
You only need two wires to that alternator. One would go to your voltmeter or ammeter, the other to your ignition switch, through a lamp or diode. In any event, both wires would be going to your switchbox. Just get a piece of 3/8 inch plastic wire loom and put the two wires in it. You can also bring a third wire out and exit the loom for your ignition wire. It looks very professional when you are finished.
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