> Hello All,
> > Im in the process of wiring up my engine, and I am trying to identify
> the terminals on my alternator.  Does anyone know what each of the three
> terminals are for?
> > Note: Terminal  has lead going from the solenoid to the starter
> motor.  This starter was adapted to mate with a ROSS PSRU, so I’m not
> even sure that this is a Mazda starter.  I've included a couple of
> pictures to help clarify what I am asking.
> > > Thanks for your help,
> > Burck Hantel
> > > Hi Burck,

You mention the alternator, but have pictures of the starter so I
assume that was a misprint.  The high current cable from your battery
is connected to 'C'.  You need to supply battery voltage to 'B' from
the starter switch to activate the starter.  When voltage is applied to
'B', it closes the solenoid which connects 'C' to 'A' causing the
starter to run.

Bob W.

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I think this skematic might work.

Paul Lamar ...No rotor no motor.

Ah, Man... Stupid, sorry --- I don't know what I was typing when I said
alternator.  Yesterday I had two questions somewhere; one on the alternator --
which I eventually solved and then the starter which I couldn't.  It was
a "typo" sorry about the confusion.

Burck


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