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R.White

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I have just fitted a rebuilt North East 6 volt generator to my 1926 116 tourer but I need to be sure that I don't make any silly mistakes in wiring it up. First, I think I will need to ensure correct polarity so that I don't burn it out! . The car is positive earth. The generator has two wires; one is labelled field and the other, arm. Do I need to flash the armature wire to the negative battery terminal? Also which wires do I connect to the two generator wires? I am a bit confused. Please help.

Ray.

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Ray,

Here is a copy of my email reply that I just sent to you.

"The field wire goes to ground (frame) first going through a fuse. The armature brush wire goes to the cutout relay. You can polarize the generator by touching the two wires going to the cutout (Armature wire & Ammeter wire) quickly to get a spark."

Let me know if you have any other questions.

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Ray,

Here is a copy of my email reply that I just sent to you.

"The field wire goes to ground (frame) first going through a fuse. The armature brush wire goes to the cutout relay. You can polarize the generator by touching the two wires going to the cutout (Armature wire & Ammeter wire) quickly to get a spark."

Let me know if you have any other questions.

Thanks for this info, I'm getting ready to do mine also.

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