Posted by 440roadrunner on December 10, 2009 at 20:34:44 from (76.178.187.6):
In Reply to: alternator question posted by mkirsch on December 10, 2009 at 17:37:20:
The difference between these so--called "one wire" alternators sold aftermarket IS IN THE REGULATOR. This means that a "3 wire" and a "one wire" can look exactly the same.
So far's I know, this type (aftermarket "one wire") does not need anything electrically hooked to terminal one and two.
The original "real" Delco one wire setups had a plug on the side which you could pull out and rotate to change the voltage output. They are easy to spot because the plug is marked
Here, on the first one or two pages of this manual, is a pix of what I'm referring to.
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