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Rectifier/regulator for LM2

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John Quinn

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I have an 8 wire rec/reg without a wiring diagram. It's the same wiring as the unit in pic, except the black, white and green wires that go to the ignition and field coil in pic are black, orange and brown on the unit I have.
Can anyone tell me which wires on my unit match the black, white and green in the pic?
 
The LeMans II utilizes the Bosch system with separate rectifier and regulator. What picture are you referring to? I'm very familiar with the Bosch system but not a single unit regulator/rectifier for the Bosch alternator.
 
Wow , I just realized it was Johns first post in over 1/2 decade of membership ! A few more posts and he'll be up to speed :) . Peter
 
john zibell said:
The LeMans II utilizes the Bosch system with separate rectifier and regulator. What picture are you referring to? I'm very familiar with the Bosch system but not a single unit regulator/rectifier for the Bosch alternator.
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It's a single unit that replaces the 2 separate units. Seems the pic didn't upload, hopefully it has this time!

14 100 TYPE B 3 PHASE FIELD EXCITED REG REC WIRE DIAGRAM
 
John Quinn said:
I have an 8 wire rec/reg without a wiring diagram. It's the same wiring as the unit in pic, except the black, white and green wires that go to the ignition and field coil in pic are black, orange and brown on the unit I have.
Can anyone tell me which wires on my unit match the black, white and green in the pic?
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Now I see your issue. You will need to contact the maker of the unit you have to get the wiring information. There is no way to tell you which wire goes where. It would be a pure guess to try and translate the Revival wiring to what yu have and that guess would probably be wrong.
 
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