Ok found it had a bad connection going to coil. Started and drove down road with new regulator hooked up and came back and have 14.49 volts on battery while running.
Well darn ran a wire from alternator to starter relay with 30 amp fuse. I left the wire running to ammeter alone. Ran another field wire to the ignition wire on voltage regulator. Tried testing it as recommended by voltage regulator instructions by leaving it unplugged and running test lead from...
Quick update and question. I replaced some of my wires that were frayed and got my wiring diagram and traced all my wiring from the bulkhead. I noticed the wire I thought went from alternator field wire to the voltage regulator ignition (Center pin) was actually supposed to hook up to the AC...
Ok did what you said. Got spark and ammeter pegged out. Measured voltage from field terminal to ground and was getting 12.6 volts same as battery. You said it shouldn't have not over 6 amps right. My thoughts are alt is charging so run new wires over to vr and check it.
I really appreciate 67dart273's help. It probably is above my pay grade but I ain't giving up. Spent to much money on this with 3 different mechanics and none of them solved my problem. So now its gonna take me some time but I'm learning about my car in the process.
I did everything you said. No spark on either terminal. I think its a bad alternator. Just to make sure I got it right. The green wire goes on either field terminal and runs over to voltage regulator. The blue wire hooks to the other field terminal and runs over to center pin on the VR. I read...