polarizing a generator
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polarizing a generator
had to buy a new battery. money was an issue due to being a nice guy, but thats a long story. i need to know the best way to polarize a generator. unsure if this was rebuilt at all or not. i did have it tore apart cuz a post fell inside the generator but no work was done other than putting the terminal post back in. this is a 72 ironhead. brand spanking new interstate battery. had to have reverse terminals due to the mounting of the oil tank and the rigid frame. didnt want to get the electric chair early!!!!! (lol) thanks allen
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RE: polarizing a generator
The administrators of this site should just make this a sticky because it is asked many times.......
To 'flash the fields' all you have to do after all wiring has been connected and before starting the engine is to momentarily jump the Bat and Gen connections on the voltage regulator (Delco-Remy regulator).
If you have a Bosch regulator the correct terminals will be marked 'D+' and 'B+'......pg
To 'flash the fields' all you have to do after all wiring has been connected and before starting the engine is to momentarily jump the Bat and Gen connections on the voltage regulator (Delco-Remy regulator).
If you have a Bosch regulator the correct terminals will be marked 'D+' and 'B+'......pg
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