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Voltage Rectifier or Regulator

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george.stringer@frontier.c    0

george.stringer@frontier.c
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How do you know which way to plug in the three prong wiring harnes that has two black wires on the out edges with one green wire in the center as it will plug in  in either direction.  There is no detent on the connector directing how to plug it in - it will go in in either direction.  Help 1968 Charger 12 Automatic Wheel Horse  george.stringer@frontier.com

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rmaynard    14,898

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The two outer (black) wires are AC coming from the stator, and the center (green) is DC, so because flipping will keep the DC in the center and AC is non-polarized, flipping makes no difference.


By the way :WRS:

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KC9KAS    4,741

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:text-yeahthat: , and :WRS:

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