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January 3rd 07, 11:19 PM
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Nippondenso Alternator Wiring
I have a 35 A. ND alternator. There is a stud marked "B" for the battery and a
three wire plug marked "E", "F",and "N". The "F" wire I am sure is the field but how are the other two wires used in the original automotive application? 
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January 4th 07, 03:05 AM
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Nippondenso Alternator Wiring
CW Crane wrote:
I have a 35 A. ND alternator. There is a stud marked "B" for the battery and a three wire plug marked "E", "F",and "N". The "F" wire I am sure is the field but how are the other two wires used in the original automotive application? This might help. http://tinyurl.com/y33xa3
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