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 Post subject: 17 ACR Alternator
PostPosted: Wed Feb 04, 2009 1:49 pm 
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just fitted one, does anyone know if some wires need to be cut friom regulator ,as this alternator is self regulating , minisport reccommend this, now i have a build up of white powder from bty, anyone had similar experience.

i beleive its the earth wire black and the two yellow and browns joined together, electrics not my thing any help or reccommendations would b appreciated thanks

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I have a lot of powder on the negative terminal too. does this mean its wired wrong? or the alternator is stuffed?

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 Post subject: Re: 17 ACR Alternator
PostPosted: Wed Feb 04, 2009 10:57 pm 
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scudley wrote:
just fitted one,


fitted one to what, exactly? Ex-generator wiring loom? More info needed.

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I've done this on my car.
Connect the brown/yellow (indicator light) wire to the small spade lug on the alternator, and the 1 or 2 brown wires to the big ones.
The green/blk? field wire from the regulator to the alternator is not used, this alternator is self-regulating. Just tape it up.
You can leave the old regulator there to look period correct or just unplug and remove it, it won't affect the alternator and charging.

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