Posted by Tony_Idaho on March 14, 2010 at 20:11:44 from (71.220.188.36):
OK, having some issues on the wiring aspect of things. I originally had a Generator, just replaced it with a 3 wire Alternator, a generic brand Delco. I wired it up with a diode in the picture below, I measured the voltage while it was running and was getting ~14v across the battery. Thought that was good. Turned off the KEY, the tractor stayed on. I had to pull the #1 wire from the Alternator to get it to turn off. Started reading, and found out I needed a DIODE, put it where the picture told me to and then Turned the KEY to ON and the Diode promptly went up in smoke. Here is what I have going on. Please tell me what connection is wrong, and where the diode needs to go.
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