Posted by peanuthil12 on April 18, 2013 at 06:17:52 from (99.196.154.202):
In Reply to: H charging system posted by JMOR on April 17, 2013 at 15:39:22:
Thanks Jmor. You're probably right but as I look at the alt. there's only one wire coming off the post going to a toggle on the dash. Then a 2nd from the toggle to a resistor of some sort next to the alternator. then from a post on the resistor to the volt regulator routed under the gas tank. There's 3 wires hooked to the top post of the volt. reg. as far as I can tell. Two come from the ignition switch. I think the third on that post is form the resistor near the alt.. On the bottom post of the volt reg there's a wire going to the harness that's wraped so I can't quite tell where it coming from.
Thanks for your help. I think the problem may be that there's no plug coming out of the Alt.
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