Posted by used red MN on June 21, 2021 at 22:44:20 from (75.73.112.20):
In Reply to: Ammeter??? posted by db0941 on June 21, 2021 at 16:59:05:
Hello db welcome to YT! Steve@advance and Buickandeere have good descriptions of what the connections should be. The link Steve gave to the diagram takes you to a multiple return search result so that is a little confusing. I will direct link his top diagram. Your M will differ if it in stock configuration because instead of a solenoid it will just have a heavy contact switch that energizes the starter, most are operated by a foot lever just to the left of the brake pedals. So in the diagram place that switch in place of the solenoid and you will not have the starter button that would energize the solenoid. Main thing is as was described, one side of the ammeter will go directly to the post on the foot switch where the battery cable that come from the positive cable connects and that will be the only wire connecting on that side of the meter. The wording for the ..solenoid wiring starter button.. is placed in that diagram so it is a little confusing just disregard it and follow the wire connections as shown. And also as pointed out the starter motor amperage does not go through the ammeter. If you make the connections and the gauge reacts backwards as the alternator shows a discharge when running and the light draw shows a charge you just need to swap your wires side to side on the ammeter. Hope this helps to clarify the answers to your question.
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