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Gary 7

posted on 9/6/09 at 04:25 PM Reply With Quote
Battery light denso alternator

Just changed to a small denso alternator 3 wire hook up, battery , ignition lamp and switched live.The battery light is staying on but the battery is charging at 14.4 volt .The warning light is a bright 6 module,if i reconnect my original alternator the light goes out.

Anyone had the same problem with the warning light.

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Mr G

posted on 9/6/09 at 04:27 PM Reply With Quote
Due to the way the charge light output is wired up you need to fit a transistor.

It's been covered before, a search should bring it up

LINKY

transistor solution is detailed in macbeasts post second from last.

And whitestu post confirming he got it working ok HERE

[Edited on 9/6/09 by Mr G]






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flak monkey

posted on 9/6/09 at 04:31 PM Reply With Quote
Do you need a transistor?

Havent done this myself yet, but will be when I change engines. I know mine has IG, L and S connections, but whats what I dont know!

This webpage has some useful info:

http://westfield-world.com/daihatsu_alternator.html

And here are all the regulator types with the pins labelled:

http://www.fae.co.za/Web%20Catalogue%20Pdf/Regulators/Nippondenso%20Regulators.pdf


David

[Edited on 9/6/09 by flak monkey]





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Gary 7

posted on 9/6/09 at 04:49 PM Reply With Quote
Been searching for a solution must have missed that one. many thanks.
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whitestu

posted on 9/6/09 at 05:06 PM Reply With Quote
Mine's still working fine with the transistor.

It seems unusual, but the alternator outputs a 12v signal to the charge light when stationary, but it is just a signal - there's no current behind it to light a bulb / high power LED.

The transistor switches the LED on my acewell to earth when it gets the 12v signal so putting on the light.

Stu

[Edited on 9/6/09 by whitestu]

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