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Re: Diode in alternator system
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Posted by Jerry L /AZ on March 05, 2005 at 14:12:59 from (216.67.196.153):
In Reply to: Diode in alternator system posted by Bret4207 on March 05, 2005 at 06:57:38:
if you are useing a delco 10-si alt the #1 spade goes to the terminal block the diode goes in this wire the diode you can get at radio shake for about a buck part #in 4oo3 the cathode end or the end that has the silver band goes toward the alt. you will also need a coil with the built in resistor since the voltage reg is built into the alt you no longer need the old voltage regulator and like wise since the resistoe is built into the coil you no longer the ballast resister hope that helps you ....Jer
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