Hi guys,
I'm going to fit an 11AC to the "rally car"
Car is currently neg earth and has a std C40 dynamo.
I also have the 4TR, a 6RA and a new solid state 3AW
I found a diagram but it's positive earth, how do I convert this diagram to negative earth?
or has someone got a more correct diagram?
All help much appreciated.
James.
11AC alternator wiring negative earth
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Re: 11AC alternator wiring negative earth
Hi this should help
the file is to big let me have your email address an I will send you a wiring diagram.

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Re: 11AC alternator wiring negative earth
Files posted by Ronnie;
11AC Positive Earth
http://mk1-performance-conversions.co.u ... ac-pos.pdf
11AC Negative Earth
http://mk1-performance-conversions.co.u ... ac-neg.pdf
Both files will be available on the MK1 Site shortly.
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11AC Positive Earth
http://mk1-performance-conversions.co.u ... ac-pos.pdf
11AC Negative Earth
http://mk1-performance-conversions.co.u ... ac-neg.pdf
Both files will be available on the MK1 Site shortly.
Thanks Ronnie,
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Re: 11AC alternator wiring negative earth
Great stuff, many thanks. Been pondering this myself. Got to love this forum.mk1 wrote:Files posted by Ronnie;
11AC Positive Earth
http://mk1-performance-conversions.co.u ... ac-pos.pdf
11AC Negative Earth
http://mk1-performance-conversions.co.u ... ac-neg.pdf
Both files will be available on the MK1 Site shortly.
Thanks Ronnie,
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Re: 11AC alternator wiring negative earth
Excellent!
Thanks, just what I was after.
Not sure if I'll run an ammeter, How do you remove the ammeter from that circuit?
Also the ignition switch and separate starter are confusing me a bit...
J
Thanks, just what I was after.
Not sure if I'll run an ammeter, How do you remove the ammeter from that circuit?
Also the ignition switch and separate starter are confusing me a bit...
J
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Re: 11AC alternator wiring negative earth


"Also the ignition switch and separate starter are confusing me a bit" They all start fom the solenoid. I hope this helps and does not confuse.

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Re: 11AC alternator wiring negative earth
I'm trying to reconcile the new diagram with what i currently have.
At the moment the key switch has 3 terminals.
(3) is power in via the solenoid-control box A1-A
(2) is first key click supplies power to terminal D via ign warning light and also power to coil etc
(1) is momentary power to starter solenoid to power up the starter motor
this is the part i can't seem to match up with the new diagram for 11AC.
J
At the moment the key switch has 3 terminals.
(3) is power in via the solenoid-control box A1-A
(2) is first key click supplies power to terminal D via ign warning light and also power to coil etc
(1) is momentary power to starter solenoid to power up the starter motor
this is the part i can't seem to match up with the new diagram for 11AC.
J
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Re: 11AC alternator wiring negative earth
I really don’t understand how you can’t follow the Lucas diagram take no notice of the two ignition switches, and just look at the one it has 5 terminals but it is Basically doing the same as yours with different No’s .
The dynamo control unit terminals A is where you would connect an ammeter, A1 aux feeds, F field windings, D dynamo main terminal, and E earth. When you disconnect this unit you will loose the power that it supplies through A1 to your ignition switch and lighting so you have to make a connection off your solenoid to obtain a battery feed (new wire and connectors) then you also have to do similar procedure to your field and main feed & ignition warning light because if you are connecting the 3AW it controls your warning light (unlike your dynamo who’s field was fed through the warning light) the 6RA in conjunction with 4TR supplies the field windings.
Study both diagrams carefully.

PS
Use the original wiring where practical.
The dynamo control unit terminals A is where you would connect an ammeter, A1 aux feeds, F field windings, D dynamo main terminal, and E earth. When you disconnect this unit you will loose the power that it supplies through A1 to your ignition switch and lighting so you have to make a connection off your solenoid to obtain a battery feed (new wire and connectors) then you also have to do similar procedure to your field and main feed & ignition warning light because if you are connecting the 3AW it controls your warning light (unlike your dynamo who’s field was fed through the warning light) the 6RA in conjunction with 4TR supplies the field windings.
Study both diagrams carefully.


PS
Use the original wiring where practical.