Reply to "Generator Light"

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Most one wire alternators do not have the sense wire used for the generator light. This is a very common problem. I did some research some time back and found a few that would allow some ability to connect an idiot light.

The only solution is to disconnect the sense wire. I am traveling so I do not know what wire it is by color code. Once you find it, unplug it and forget it, perhaps easier is to remove the light bulb again. Just remember to watch your alt or volt meter and do not wait for the idiot light to come on.

8/17/068:13 AM

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