This is a long story that I’ll try to keep short. I have a Yanmar FX 42 that has had repeated issues with charging. One of the previous owners or maybe all of them have done some wire repairs. And not the best repairs.
With this last charging issue I wanted to replace the regulator and the dyno. When I look up the regulator on Hoye is shows a 5 terminal setup. The regulator on the tractor is 6 wires with a connector. See attached photo one off the tractor in lower left. One from Hoye top. One I ordered from eBay bottom right.
Looking at the wiring diagram for the tractor it clearly shows 6 wires on the regulator. But now my problem is what color wire goes to what? As you can see from the photo the one off the tractor and the one from eBay have the wire colors in a different order.
From some of my digging around and looking at other Yanmar wiring diagrams it seems the black goes to ground and the two blue go to the dyno. But I have no idea what the other three go to.
Can anyone help with this issue.
Thanks in advance. Sorry for the long post.
Attached wire diagram highlighter colors are not right just all I had on hand to follow the wires.
With this last charging issue I wanted to replace the regulator and the dyno. When I look up the regulator on Hoye is shows a 5 terminal setup. The regulator on the tractor is 6 wires with a connector. See attached photo one off the tractor in lower left. One from Hoye top. One I ordered from eBay bottom right.
Looking at the wiring diagram for the tractor it clearly shows 6 wires on the regulator. But now my problem is what color wire goes to what? As you can see from the photo the one off the tractor and the one from eBay have the wire colors in a different order.
From some of my digging around and looking at other Yanmar wiring diagrams it seems the black goes to ground and the two blue go to the dyno. But I have no idea what the other three go to.
Can anyone help with this issue.
Thanks in advance. Sorry for the long post.
Attached wire diagram highlighter colors are not right just all I had on hand to follow the wires.