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Technical 1947 ford generator wiring

Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by hobbyjp, Jul 29, 2014.

  1. hobbyjp
    Joined: Mar 14, 2006
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    hobbyjp
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    from socal

    Hey everybody I need some wiring help, I'm working on a 1947 Ford 1.5 ton with a v8 flathead. The engine has a three pole generator but I can't identify what terminals are what. The field terminal is clearly marked the terminal next to the field terminal appears to be a badly stamped g looks like a perfect "o" and the terminal at the back of the gernerator has no marking from what I can see. Can someone positively identify these terminals
     

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  2. Bruce Lancaster
    Joined: Oct 9, 2001
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    Bruce Lancaster
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    Field to F on regulator, G on case is ground...verify that this is a stud into metal, not insulated, the field one is insulated. It grounds to base of regulator...most recent regulators lack a ground terminal, so ground it to base of reg at one of the mount screws. A highly recommended mod is to then extend from there and connect into base of battery ground cable. Remaining one is A for Armature, goes to A on regulator. B on reg then feeds the whole wiring harness.
     
  3. tommy
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