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Old 11-26-2013, 11:03 PM
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you need to have a good ground to the vr or it will cause that.
According to my meter it grounds out on a terminal and also one of the mounting feet. So I took my die grinder and wire wheel and took it down to nice shiny steel and put a dab of dielectric grease on there and tightened it down good. The VR ground shouldnt be an issue. I feel as though this is one of those so simple its stupid problems... Not sure what I am overlooking
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Is there a terminal under the vr?
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Old 11-26-2013, 11:11 PM
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yes there is a separate terminal underneath the VR but but it does ty to one of the mounting feet and that is the one that I grounded to the mounting bracket on the tractor
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I do believe that is the gen terminal.
remove the vr and the wires and use your meter to check continuity between the bottom terminal and the mounting tab that has the ground wire .if there is then you have the wrong vr.
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I will check into that tomorrow. I used the part number from earlier in this thread
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okay so I checked out my new voltage regulatorand the bottom terminal has continuity with the ground foot. The only number I can find on my old ver is n 12 v 987.the new voltage regulator has three terminals out of the side and they are labeled F battery and L my old one has three terminals label battery generator an F what in the heck is the L
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Load. Its the same as the g terminal.
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There needs to be a "g" or "gen" terminal I thought? Is there one on the back side of your new one?
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There needs to be a "g" or "gen" terminal I thought? Is there one on the back side of your new one?
"L" and "G" are the same. Some of the old regulators had both.
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After I posted about checking continuity,I rememberd you can't on a v/r.here is some good reading from a forum member.
Thanks Paul.

http://www.cubcadetman.com/content/i...tor-&Itemid=53
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