Thanks, and I should have mentioned it's a mag ignition.
Do you know if any re-wiring will be required going from a cutout to a regulator?
I'm not positive that it actually was a cut-out relay, as it was bigger than any cut-out I have ever saw, but different from any regulator I ever saw.. (not saying I saw a lot of em, but..) I just planned to ask the fella redoing the generator, as he is very knowledgeable.
The best I can describe, it was around 2" square "saddle mount" (typical of the regulators I am familiar with) On one side it had 2 wires, which IIRC hooked each post of the generator to each post on that side of regulator, Opposite side had 1 wire hooked up, and without tracing it, appeared to run back to previously mentioned box.
Sound like it would be wired correctly for a cut-out, or a regulator, or would it be the same either way?
thanks,
Brad
PS.. I may end up going negative ground.. probably be easiest after thinking on it.. I pay attention to hooking up booster cables and chargers.. But sometimes my dad does not..
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