Posted by henryv1111 on July 21, 2008 at 07:14:30 from (64.81.231.196):
My son has a Int Model C. The gen is charging to high amps and boiling the fluid out of the battery. Iam familar witht the M 3 brush gen and HLBDO light switch but the c only has a OBD sw. there is a box under the gen that has 2 coils(contacts) in it. However it looks like it is wired up only to be a C/O. When I took the cover off the Gen I only saw 2 brushes but maybe the 3rd on (if it is there) is on the motor side and I cant see it with out removing the gen. It is on the opposite side then the M is. COuld you tell me waht type of system the C had and if it is a 3rd brush what direiction should I move it to reduce the amps. We have tried leaving the Light on but it still seems to boil the battery. Sorry to be so long winded and thanks
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