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Re: Need more help with wiring our 1953 Super M
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Posted by The Red on October 20, 2001 at 16:28:16 from (63.106.153.30):
In Reply to: Need more help with wiring our 1953 Super M posted by Jane on October 20, 2001 at 16:20:26:
Jane you should only hook up one wire from the negative side of the ampmeter to the bat terminal on the voltage regulator. Use the heavier of the two gauges. Let the other wire hang loose. The second wire from the negative side of the ampmeter should go through the coil switch to the coil. You will need a third wire from the negative amp post to the light switch terminal. The hot wire from the starter switch goes to the positive side of the ampmeter. Did you get a 12 volt regulator?
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