Does this look right?

[Naz]

Alternator was wired wrong. I rewired but wanted to make sure I got it right. Any input is greatly appreciated.

 

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[Naz]

Pic of the wires coming out of regulator.



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[Chris_B]

Kind of hard to see what is going on here. Basically, you want B+ to go the battery + terminal, D + to be connected to the field charging circuit (typically the "blue" wire) and the body of the alternator to be grounded to the body of the alternator. What circuit is the black wire connected to? And, where does the second blue wire connect?

 

[Sahara]

That 2000ti is gorgeous. Good on you for keeping her up. 

Edited July 28, 2019 by Sahara

['76mintgrün'02]

I'd suggest repairing or replacing the topmost brown wire in your photo.  Once the insulation has broken like that the sharp bend can cause the wire strands to fray.  I like your use of thick heat shrink tubing on the blue wires and that other brown one.

Tom

 

[jgerock]

Can you share a picture of the pulley arrangement? I'm curious if the cooling fan is the closed cast type rather than the open, stamped type.

[Naz]

Kind of hard to see what is going on here. Basically, you want B+ to go the battery + terminal, D + to be connected to the field charging circuit (typically the "blue" wire) and the body of the alternator to be grounded to the body of the alternator. What circuit is the black wire connected to? And, where does the second blue wire connect?
 

B+ is going to battery +
D+ blue wire #1 is coming from regulator
D+ blue wire #2 going past fire wall to light I presume
Black wire from regulator
Brown wire #1 from regulator
Brown wire #2 ground to block


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[Chris_B]

Oh. Didn't think of the fact that you have an external voltage regulator. Yes, it looks right, other than the comments made by others about the condition of the wires.

[Naz]

Oh. Didn't think of the fact that you have an external voltage regulator. Yes, it looks right, other than the comments made by others about the condition of the wires.

Great, thanks Chris. I'll clean up the wires and make it look pretty as well.




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[Solarphil]

The Nylock nut on the blue wires isn’t helping you - looks like the stud is too short to engage the nylon locking portion. May need a standard nut and blue thread lock if you can’t remove some of the height in the stack