Owen Aaland said: (quoted from post at 14:00:02 11/14/08) Cut out switches will never have a terminal for the field control wire. The field control wire goes to the light switch where it is grounded through the resistor in the low charge position and direct to ground in the high charge or lights on positions. In this system it is necessary to have a good ground path from the light switch all the way to the battery.
actually the originals do have an Field terminal. It has a resister to ground to complete the field circuit in applications where there was no lights, therefore no light switch, but needed to charge battery for the starter. The field terminal is not normally used, however, since that particular application is rare. If the light switch field resister is burned out you can run a second wire to the F terminal on the cutout to provide the low charge function.
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