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    Alternator help for a 1967 911s

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Size:  94.1 KBHI all you porschefile,fisrt (excuse my english),I finish my restoration stard the engine surprise,the cam on one side was of,intermediate cover was leaking,one cam box hat a leak,in the alternator dong charge,HAPPY DAY ARE YEAR AGAIN so I drop the engine out to fix everyting,so before I put the engine back in the car I figure better sey what rond with alternator,I made a test bench on my late,if I put 12 volt on the red hit not a complet short but the current drup to 4 volt,I have put pictures so you se the situation
    Hoppe 1000 RP is arond. MERCI:

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    Bonjour Monsieur Serpent!

    D+/61 blue wire (blue to voltage regulator, then red to D+ terminal on altenator)
    D- brown ground
    B+ red/white, this is power to Battery +12V
    DF black

    If you are connecting for testing, you need a 2W bulb between the +12v supply on the blue wire and the connection the voltage regulator. When the alternator not turning, the light should be glowing brightly. When over 1000 RPM or so, the light should be out, because the voltage on B+ is the same as the voltage at the battery, so no current flows (and bulb goes out)

    Tell us more!
    1966 911 #304065 Irischgruen

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    Salut Mastro,I have connect a light to the blue,still if I put 12 volt on the big red in white I have a short,like to no if you thing hit the diote is no good,I have check all the wirring they are ok,wear can I buy dos diote if you think I need. MERCI BEAUCOUP LEO

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    Me Again mastro,I ad the polarity the wrong way,al try to-morrow. SALUT LEO

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    Just to let you know mastro, now that i have polarity on corect the light dim in i have 14 volt,very happy,merci encore, you are a very nice pearson. The snake

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