Alternator Charging Help...

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Still Could Use Help!

1971 Plymouth Duster Alternator Test/Checks

1) Use a test light to check voltage regulator bolts for ground then run external ground with from voltage regulator bolt to stud of brake master cylinder:
(Added Ground Wire And Have Good Ground)

2) Check wires with meter from alternator to voltage regulator, should be less then 25 Ohms of resistances:
(Both Wires Going From The Alternator To Voltage Regulator Show Less Then 25 Ohms Of Resistances .7 )

3) Pull brushes from alternator to see what they should look like:
(Look To Be OK)

4) Alternator charging check using meter with all wires on the alternator connected:
(Results As Follows: Large Wire - 12.26 Volts; Middle Wire - 11.5 Volts; Top Wire - 7.6 Volts)

5) Alternator charging test disconnecting the center wire from the alternator and using a wire to ground the center post (Where Wire Was Removed) to a ground source, this should cause the alternator to charge up-ward from 12.9 to as high as 18 or 19 volts:
(Results As Follows: Large Wire - 12.24 Volts; Middle Connections - 10.9 Volts; Top Wire - 10.5 Volts)
 
OK, With The Help Of FABO Friends The Alternator Rotor Is Shorted Out. Would Anyone Happen To Have One Of These?
 
Think I got it fixed/working now! Just wanted to thank all the FABO folks that offered help with thread postings and PM.
 
Great Job KP....I knew you could do it....Nice talking to ya aswell

You and catsncudas were very helpfuly and are all nice folks to know and talk with.

Again Thank You Very Much, KP
 
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