ElectronicsNeed help wiring something up? Thinking of adding an electrical component to your car? Need help troubleshooting that wiring glitch?
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Hey guys, I put a 350 in my jeep Tj and I'm working on wiring the alternator. i had a TPi setup so the alternator I got was a 3 wire alt Auto zone Part# 1367-6-11. I found a plug (has four prongs with 3 wires. I'm trying to figure out how to wire it. I know the red wire goes to the batt term. then to the battery. And the other wire is for volt meter. But the last wire is suppose to have a resistance in it. So i put a 1watt 100 ohm 5% resistor in the line and ran it to the start/run wires. Not working. Any ideas?
470 ohm resistor or 194 light bulb... That's the way the system was designed.
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do you now how much resistance the light bulb hase
i was try to check the resistance on the light bulb but that is no 470 Ohm
it was a 194 light bulb
You can't check the resistance on an unlit light bulb. The bulb's resistance goes up exponentially (in other words, a LOT) when lit because the heat generated by the filament increases its own resistance.