Posted by Crazy Red Power in SE-WI on July 01, 2009 at 19:42:26 from (24.183.138.183):
Or maybe it was the previous owner. Would y'all believe that a wire (one & only) coming from the alt & connecting to nothing, is keeping my tractor from charging? Who would have thunk it. As one may imagine, I have just started into my wiring on my 400. The alt is connected to nothing, the dist is set up with a ballast (yay), ammeter is wired backward & the 6v regulator is still wired in. Hmmm! I wonder if any of that has to do with my problems? Now that I've vented a touch, I have a question: is this dinky little silicon diode really gonna take the place of the warning light? Did I get the wrong one? It's a IN4001 - Micromini Silicon Diode - Rad Shak #276-1101 Help from the wiring maestros would be appreciated - Mike
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