Posted by Janicholson on January 25, 2023 at 20:55:37 from (24.240.46.228):
In Reply to: 1 Wire Alternator posted by super99 on January 24, 2023 at 14:44:45:
Rationale: not all one wires are the same. I have seen one wires that clearly pulled 1/2 amp when not turning (through the output to the battery). Those took 2000 rpm on the alt pulley to self start. I have seen some that were at 120ma draw and would take a long time to lower a battery so far that starting failed, maybe a month, depending on the battery size and condition. I recently put a 3 wire 10SI from O'reilly on a 56 IH Pickup. I started it up without the excite wire or sense wire attached to check the belt alignment and it charged immediately. I called the store and the manager said they sell only one in that amp size and sell it as either a one wire or 3 wire. I hooked up the dash warning light, and the sense wire and it worked as intended. so my take is that everybody is correct!!! Measure the draw. Jim
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