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Darn B generator problem still


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Posted by luv2wrench on May 27, 2012 at 13:24:44 from (75.226.249.142):

When i gound the F post the generator puts out 8.5 volts. New headlamp switch didn't change anything. My cut out relay terminals are burnt so i need a new one. Are they normally open?? what closes the cut out??

I went to Case ih and they got me a 6v positive ground cut out relay. I only has 2 posts to it. one with a + and the other terminal has nothing to it. How does that hook up??

It says positive goumd Arm to the + and i assume the battery connection to the unmarked terminal???

I also have a 6V Pos cut out from i p/n 594191c1 and it says REGULATOR on the box. It has an L terminal, BAT terminal and F terminal. underneath the box it has an UNMARKED terminal???

will that work?

I looked at my International AI generator.
It has a wire to the F terminal on the cut out looks like it was taped up and a wire to the F post?? what is the deal there??

I know you guys said i could just ground the F post and mess with the armature brushes and set it to charge low, but i want to wire it orginal cause that should work???

The lights work, there are two connections the light switch. the front lights are to the lower ones and the rear light was to the upper connection with the coil resistor. i moved it down to the other light connection cause that resistor was hot with switch off.

I just wonder if this tractor was wired rigtht before me and i m screwing it up cause of the way it was before??

Help!!!


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