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Posted by J Schwiebert on June 22, 2006 at 15:06:30 from (209.143.51.253):
In Reply to: Re: cut out to voltage regulator posted by bill in Md on June 22, 2006 at 13:44:37:
O. K. Let us start in the beginning> Why did you go to a regulator? Second of all did you put an ampmeter in the circuit to see what the generator is producing. Also if you have a bad connection somewhere and the extra resistance is "tricking" the regulator into tell the generator the battery is fully charged. Like I asked and John T commented on also what is the internal condition of the generator? Does this generator have a bushing for a bearing on the back end? I had one once that drove me nuts, the bushing was bad and the armature would not center on the field coils. It did not charge well either. What is the model of the generator? Just for fun, how many Ohms do you have between the light switch and the head lights?
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