Subject: Re: generator
Author: Grvd-@aol.com
Date: Aug 10, 2003, 12:27 PM
Post ID: 1714096970
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Having just gone through this recently, I found several sources about
polarizing the generator. The best I found says first take the generator belt
off the bike. then make a jumper wire to run from D field to the frame. The
other step says to make a jumper and run it between the positive terminal and
the D+ terminal. Then the generator is supposed to spin like a starter. Dont't
spin it but a second so it won't overheat. I hope this helps, I haven't been
able to test it yet. Greg '74 LAPD
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<HTML><FONT FACE=arial,helvetica><FONT SIZE=2 FAMILY="SANSSERIF" FACE="Arial" LANG="0"> Having just gone through this recently, I found several sources about polarizing the generator. The best I found says first take the generator belt off the bike. then make a jumper wire to run from D field to the frame. The other step says to make a jumper and run it between the positive terminal and the D+ terminal. Then the generator is supposed to spin like a starter. Dont't spin it but a second so it won't overheat. I hope this helps, I haven't been able to test it yet. Greg '74 LAPD</FONT></HTML>
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