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kennatt
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Re: alternator

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if you are sure its wired up ok then I would be looking at the regulator inside the alternator,they are available off e bay for about £10 and simple to replace.
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Re: alternator

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Hello Green123,

just what is connected, if you haven't connected the alternator to the solenoid (or battery), it's only a 2 wire connection? If all you've connected is the warning light to the small terminal then there's a good chance you have damaged the alternator as it must be connected to the battery while runing?

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Re: alternator

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hello i got it working shall i get rid of the control box for the dyanmo
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Re: alternator

Post by bmcecosse »

Good grief - so - all along the alternator was NOT connected as per the diagram! It's been running open circuit! I'm surprised you haven't wrecked it. And no - with your electrical skills I suggest you leave the control box exactly where it is...........
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