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Re: One-Wire Alternator to 3-Wire
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Posted by jpl on April 20, 2007 at 01:56:49 from (66.209.132.103):
In Reply to: One-Wire Alternator to 3-Wire posted by Gene-AL on April 19, 2007 at 19:57:27:
I had a one wire on m, it quit charging, before you just revved it up and it charged, i had it hooked through the ammeter, (i hooked a small wire to # 1 terminal and then to ignition sw, then put a toggle switch in the wire betwwen switch and alt, i start tractor and hit the toggle switch and it excites the alt and it charges, must been bad self exciter, works fine now.) next time i;ll use a three wire and hook up as per bobs instructions in archives. now if i can figure how to mount a alt on 560 gasser i;ll put on a three wire this time.
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