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Batteries getting drained on D19

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    Posted: 28 May 2011 at 6:01am
Hi,
 
I installed an alternator and repaired some of the wiring on this tractor.  Now the batteries are getting drained over night.
 
The alternator is wired per the instructions I had.  Here is the wiring:
  • Terminal 1 off the alternator is going to the left side of the ammeter
  • Terminal 2 is going to the Bat post on the back of the alternator
  • Heavy wire from Bat post is going to the heavy wire that previously went to the generator.
I heard in the past that a person needs to put a diode in.  Is that my problem?
 
Thanks in advance,
Terry
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diode is leaking back to drain battery , one of the 3 diodes on unit may be bad or
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The wire from terminal 1 needs to go to the ignition side of the ignition switch, then it needs a diode or a resistor to keep it from feeding power back and supplying ignition power with the ignition switch shut off. Alternatively an ungrounded switch closed by oil pressure can be used to connect that line.

One or more of the main rectifiers in the alternator can be leaking too.

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Thanks guys.  My error was where I put #1 wire.  I now put it on the switch side where it will only have a closed circuit with the switch on. 
 
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