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hertz1964
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Location: buda, texas

No generator voltage

Post  hertz1964 on Fri 15 May 2009, 1:38 pm

My generator has passed the brush test and the polarizing test. But still does not have any voltage out put banghead . Does anyone have any ideas Question Or should I just go ahead and replace the generator and the voltage regulator Question
THANKS guys your advise worked! My ugly but running sand rail is up and running! banana If I knew how post pictures I would put them in. It looks like it belongs on the movie Road Warrior. THANKS AGAIN! notworthy


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StickerGuy
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Location: Wonderful Mesquite Texas

Re: No generator voltage

Post  StickerGuy on Fri 15 May 2009, 5:30 pm

Replace the Voltage Regulator.


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Terry
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Location: Lone Oak, Texas

Re: No generator voltage

Post  Terry on Fri 15 May 2009, 9:50 pm

Did you disconnect the generator from the regulator, and connect a jumper from DF on the generator to the generator frame. Run the engine and measure the voltage from ground to D+
on the generator.
Increasing the engine speed, the voltage should jump up to +35
volts or so @3000 RPM.


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