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#294195 11/17/13 03:07 AM
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I have tried using search without much luck. I need to polarize my generator on a 48. I have always thought it was using a jumper wire momentarily from Bat to Ground, My regulator is wired ( left to right) Bat-Arm-Fld.???

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With the voltage regulator wire connections made up, momentarily jumper from "BAT" to "GEN" or "BAT" to "ARM", depending on how your regulator is labeled. Looking at the regulator head-on, the left terminal is "BAT", and the middle terminal is "GEN" or "ARM".

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I think that the information is also in your shop manual.

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Thank You Mark

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