Posted by Chris NW Ind on September 10, 2008 at 19:53:19 from (64.136.26.226):
My recent aquisition, a W-9, was bought with a 12V conversion. It was starting/charging when I brought it home. I let it set a couple days and then it wouldn't start. Traced the problem to no voltage to the ignition switch which is fed directly from the #1 terminal on the Delco alternator. Ended up running a jumper wire from the battery to the coil resistor to get her started. Then I noticed it wasn't charging.
From the wiring diagram for 12V conversions, I do not have a warning light wired in. As noted above, the ignition switch is wired in to the #1 terminal. It does NOT pull its voltage from the ammeter. I'll have to check the rest of the alternator wiring, but I suppose it's possible the alternator suddenly quit on me. The wiring, though, certainly doesn't jive with Bob's diagram.
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