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Old 09-02-2014, 11:29 PM
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Default K301 with Delco generator wont charge
I have a brand new voltage regulator and the generator just wont charge even the slightest bit. The amp meter stays right at 0 continually and the battery dies frequently. I eventually tracked it to be the starter generator because there is nothing coming out of the field terminal. After my investigation with a possible prognosis of the issue, I took it upon myself to tear into it and clean it out. I reassembled it, put it back on the engine and still nothing. So does anybody here on OCC know what might be causing this problem? Can it be repaired? Thanks!!
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Old 09-03-2014, 12:07 AM
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See if this link is what you need. It is a PDF file and you can d/l it.

http://www.ccmanuals.info/pdf/Delco-...G%20Repair.pdf
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See if this link is what you need. It is a PDF file and you can d/l it.

http://www.ccmanuals.info/pdf/Delco-...G%20Repair.pdf

Got a 404 error when I tried to open it...
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Nothing is supposed to come out of the "F" terminal. Battery power goes into it supplied from the regulator.

Sounds like a wiring or regulator problem.

If you tell us what model of tractor you are working on, we can assist further.
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Try this

http://www.ccmanuals.info/pdf/Delco-...G%20Repair.pdf
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My tractor is a 126. Thanks!!
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With the engine running at full throttle, what is the voltage at the Battery Terminals..???
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Theres about 11.5 volts at the battery.
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That is not enough. Your system should put out around 13.7VDC. Did you perform this test..... S/G Test...??

With the engine at WOT and the F terminal grounded out, what is the voltage at the battery under this test...???
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