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03-12-2013, 11:58 PM
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well ol' george was right. The 2 meters i have or (had) werent reading the voltage right. borrowed my buddies fluke and its reading properly now. still no charge tho... S/G is reading output of 12.84 volts after it was rebuilt. its only making enough to maintain the battery but no charge. i went to my local cub cadet dealer and asked him about it. he said its my voltage regulator thats doing it. but my question is, if the S/G is only putting out 12.84 volts how is my V/R going to get it to over 13.5 volts to charge the battery?
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03-13-2013, 12:09 AM
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Ground the field wire on the generator while @ full rpms, then read voltage with the good meter,@ the battery, if it reads 14V or better, problem is with the regulator, or wiring to/from it.
The voltage reg adjusts the field current ( more excitment) to produce the proper charge. More field current= more voltage/greater charge.
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03-13-2013, 09:19 PM
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Now make SURE you get the right one!!
Many aftermarket/will fit ones, have the terminals marked different but in the same place/location. That screws with your mind, unless you understand the system, and how things work. Once you buy the reg. you own it, no refunds on electrical parts after you smoke them. so there goes your savings. buy the right one the first time, end of story.
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