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Good point Dave..   But I think the one wire Ryan has
IS the wire for the light in the dash..  He does not
have the wire that goes to the ignition.  IIRC, this
is how the "1 wire" system works.

He would have to test to verify. 


--- doctorDHD@xxxxxxx wrote:

> Marc are you sure that info is correct?
> 
> I thought one of those wires goes to the ignition
> switch and the other goes 
> to the dash BATT bulb.  The other end of the BATT
> bulb goes to the ignition 
> switch.  If the alternator Lamp lead is connected
> direclty to the ignition,  what 
> happens when the lamp lead is grouned by the
> regulator as when the alternator 
> is not putting out?  The in your case it would seem
> to cause a short.  
> 
> I must admit that I am not familiar with a 4 wire
> alternator.  Can you 
> clarify this.
> 
> Thanks
> 
> Dave Delman
>

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