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Alternator Conversion Wiring Diagram
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Posted by Bob G. on January 27, 2000 at 05:26:41 from (205.188.199.47):
I have been gone so I am a little late with a response to this subject. The question was asked about the engine not shuting off once the ign. switch was opened. The answers were haveing to do with the warning light starving the engine for juice. Respectfully, I think that even if this were the case it would still kill the battery over time. Alternators need juice in order to put out juice, they aren't like generators in this respect. I think the wire going to #1 is to feed the rotor with current via the internal voltage regulator, and the warning light is to tell if the alternator is charging. I also think there is a Diode to keep the current from feeding back to the ignition, allowing the engine to stop when the ign switch is opened. Does anybody have a internal diagram of the alternator we are looking at?? By the way very nice wiring diagram Thanks to Bob M.
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