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Old 08-19-2016, 06:53 PM
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Default Starter generator

How can I tell if a starter generator rotates CCW, I have a spare for my Cub 102 and would like to know if it rotates CCW.....
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Hook a battery to it with some jumper cables, ground to the mount and positive to the outside terminal and you will be able to see what direction it spins.
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You have to look at it so that the pulley is facing you, apply positive to "A" terminal and ground the case
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You have to look at it so that the pulley is facing you, apply positive to "A" terminal and ground the case
What did I say?
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You have to look at it so that the pulley is facing you, apply positive to "A" terminal and ground the case
Pulley facing me......thats the answer I was looking for....also Ive read that CCW is the correct rotation for the Cub 102......is that correct?
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That is correct.
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Or is it I say tomatoe and you say?????
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Thanks everyone.
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One more question......Can the Starter Generator rotation be changed by switching the terminal wires.....If so, will it damage the Starter Generator in long term use by doing so.
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