Testing the electrical bits?

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Posted by jim lee [108.162.246.236] on Monday, November 13, 2017 at 15:27:09 :

In Reply to: Anyone rebuilt a 12V Generator? posted by jim lee [108.162.246.236] on Sunday, November 12, 2017 at 15:42:56 :

All the tests I see in the tech. manual are using the Army test bench thing. Are there possibly some way to do this with a digital multimeter? Possibly some ohm specs for the coils?

Also, how do people clean the armature & coils? The wrapping on my coils actually looks pretty good from the little I've seen so far. But I'd like to pull it all out to clean up everything and give the casing a coat of paint.

And I found the main issue. Looks like the pulley-side bearing is completely shot. At one point the ball retainer had broken and has been wearing itself down on the casing. One of the felt ends is missing as well. The rear bearing seems ok. I guess it got more oil in its lifetime.

-jim lee

Digital Speedo gearbox test. (For the Carryall)

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No way it could get oil. - jim lee 02:50:04 11/14/2017

Re: No way it could get oil. - Kaegi 12:15:21 11/14/2017
- Ordered a 90 deg cup. - jim lee 14:40:04 11/14/2017
  - Re: Ordered a 90 deg cup. - Kaegi 14:55:11 11/14/2017
    - 'S ok, this'll work. ntxt - jim lee 16:53:10 11/14/2017
      - Re: 'S ok, this'll work. ntxt - Kaegi 17:18:22 11/14/2017
        
        Re: 'S ok, this'll work. ntxt - jim lee 21:26:34 11/14/2017
        
        Re: 'S ok, this'll work. ntxt - Kaegi 02:46:32 11/15/2017

Re: Testing the electrical bits? - Kaegi 16:27:18 11/13/2017

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