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D17 IV NEGATIVE Ground Wiring Diagram
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    Posted: 12 Aug 2011 at 4:03pm
Anyone have a D17 Series IV NEGATIVE ground wiring schmatic?  I have a cobbled together system with alturnator etc and need to know what is supposed to be connected to what.
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If you have taken it from pos ground to neg ground, swap the wires around on the ammeter, and if it's a gas, make sure the neg terminal on the coil is connected to the distributor.

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And that's all there is to it.  Couldn't be simpler!!!  make sure the voltage regulator has been taken out-of-circuit, so you don't wind up with it pulling power or wires shorting where they shouldn't.
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