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#134952 - 01/18/09 03:57 PM
Thinking about going back to a generator
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Oil Can Mechanic
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Loc: Dayton Ohio
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My 37 p/u has a 57 235 and when I built it I wired it up with a internal regulator alternator,now that I am making it look like a old shop truck and made the 235 look more like a 216 I need to have a generator for the period correct look. The truck does not have many things to draw alot of power and has only a radio,lights and turnsignals and might get halogen headlights so I was planning on finding a generator of a buick or caddy so how do I wire up a generator. I usually disconnect them and add a alternator so where can I get a diagram for a generator. Jeff
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#134954 - 01/18/09 04:09 PM
Re: Thinking about going back to a generator
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Well I should of looked in my library before posting as I found a manual with a wiring diagram and it looks too simple,I found a diagram for a 53 olds and it goes F terminal on the generator goes to the F terminal on the regulator and the A terminal on the generator goes to the G terminal on the regulator and the B terminal on the regulator looks to be hooked to a constant 12 volt source that ends up at the solenoid. So it looks like there is no activation from the ignition switch or idiot light like on a alternator?. Jeff
Edited by junkyardjeff (01/18/09 04:11 PM) Edit Reason: left something out
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