pb4ugo
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Posted this on a thread a couple of weeks ago: "Both sides of the ammeter are positive. Current from the alternator, via the blue and white wire, pass through the ammeter and goes to the battery via the white wire through the fusible link. The ammeter uses the electromagnetic field generated by the current to measure amperage. Sparks will fly if either is connected to negative. Both sides of the ammeter should measure positive with the engine running. If current generated by the alternator is greater than the amperage used by various devices including the engine, then it is positive. If the electrical drain on the system is greater than that being supplied by the alternator, then amperage is negative. the negative from the battery and the alternator goes through the frame."
^^^^^^^^^this^^^^^^
Is how the stk system works. The white blue wire supplies power from the alt when the engine is running. The alt charges the batt via the whole wiring harness. It's an old antiquated system.
What alt are you using and how many amps is it?
The white green stripe goes to the stk external regulator. There is an engine fuse in the box.