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1948-1952 Shop Service Manual - - Hudson-Essex-Terraplane Club

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ENGINE TUNE-UP 2 -15<br />

FIGURE 22<br />

CAUTION: The engine MUST NOT be run for more than<br />

a few seconds while making the above test, due to the<br />

danger of burning out the generator. All lights and accessories<br />

must be turned off during the above test to prevent<br />

damage due to excessive voltage.<br />

NOTE: All generator tests should be made with the generator<br />

circuit at normal operating temperature. If the above<br />

test is made with a resistor type tester, the resistance knob<br />

must be turned to the out position.<br />

GENERATOR CIRCUIT RESISTANCE CHECK:<br />

1. Disconnect battery lead at voltage regulator "B" terminal;<br />

connect the ammeter negative lead to the regulator "B"<br />

terminal and the positive lead to the wire disconnected<br />

from the regulator, Figure 23.<br />

2. Install the negative voltmeter lead to the generator "A"<br />

terminal and the positive voltmeter lead to the battery<br />

negative terminal.<br />

3. Connect a jumper between the generator "F " terminal<br />

and a ground.<br />

and a ground.<br />

4. Run the engine at 2000 R.P.M. or 20 amperes. The<br />

voltmeter should read not over .8 (tenths) or less.<br />

5. If the resistance is more than .8, make the following<br />

checks with the ammeter connected as in paragraph 1.<br />

a. Remove the positive voltmeter lead from the battery<br />

and Install to the "A" terminal at the voltage regulator.<br />

Ammeter should show less than .1 (tenth).<br />

b. Connect the voltmeter negative lead to the regulator<br />

"A" terminal and the voltmeter positive lead to the regulator<br />

"B" terminal. Ammeter should not show more than<br />

.3 (tenths).<br />

c. Next, connect the voltmeter positive lead to the battery<br />

negative terminal, negative lead to "B" terminal on regulator.<br />

Ammeter should not show more than .5 (tenths).<br />

d. Connect the voltmeter positive leads to engine ground,<br />

negative wire to base of regulator. Ammeter should<br />

show .2 (tenths) or less.<br />

CIRCUIT BREAKER CHECK:<br />

To determine whether the circuit breaker points are<br />

closing at the proper generator voltage and also whether<br />

they will open upon deceleration by amperage from the<br />

battery proceed as follows:<br />

1. Disconnect the battery wire at the voltage regulator "B"<br />

terminal and connect the ammeter between the voltage<br />

regulator "B" terminal and the wire disconnected, Figure<br />

24.<br />

FIGURE 24<br />

FIGURE 23<br />

2. Connect voltmeter positive lead to base of regulator and<br />

negative voltmeter le ad to the generator "A" terminal.

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