Fellow Marinette's,
I was reaching for the port 440 engine oil filter on my new to me M-39 when a spark flashed only to find a loose red wire near the alternator. Further investigation found the wire connected to a "MAR-70A alternator filter" silver box (photo's attached). When the Marina personal launched my boat this spring they noticed a high voltage reading that I have been unable to duplicate. So, the question is the silver box the regulator that could be causing the high voltage reading and where does the loose red wire connect to?
Thanks in advance,
Kim
LOOSE WIRE NEAR ALTERNATOR
Re: LOOSE WIRE NEAR ALTERNATOR
Check this out:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/MAR-70A-6V-12V ... 3009335350
It's a noise filter for the radio and etc. Be sure you have good connections on it and you'll be fine.
Jeff
https://www.ebay.com/itm/MAR-70A-6V-12V ... 3009335350
It's a noise filter for the radio and etc. Be sure you have good connections on it and you'll be fine.
Jeff
"We live at the bottom of an ocean of air, not at the top." General Marvage Slatington
Re: LOOSE WIRE NEAR ALTERNATOR
Thanks Jeff
Kim
Kim