alternator short

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Don’t ask how but . . . . my alternator shorted at the field wire. Very momentary, no fuses blown, no wires burned but it now is not charging. My idiot light is lighted and volt meter does not show any charging. I had the alternator and regulator checked and they are working. I see no inline fuses anywhere and none in my fuse block are burned out. Cold the diode at the idiot light be causing this? Thanks in advance for the help.

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4/8/051:36 PM

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