DIRECTIONS FOR POLARIZING A GENERATOR
ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS
MGB Glove Box Companion
95
95
Generators must be polarized to match the grounding of the battery when
they are installed in the car. Here is a simple way to polarize a generator:
1. Fit the generator to the car, but do not make the electrical connections.
2. Connect the battery cables to the battery terminals.
3. Touch the bare end of an insulated wire, that you provide--a jumper
cable will work--to the terminal which is connected to the starter
solenoid, whether it be positive or negative. Flick the opposite end of
the wire to the field coil terminal of the generator, and your generator
will now be correctly polarized to your car.
FACTORY REBUILT
GENERATORS, MGB, 1962-67
TRF provides quality rebuilt generators at reasonable
prices. Note that we also stock brushes sets, listed below,
and other rebuild components, not listed. Please ask your salesperson for
anything you don't see here. Please remember that all generators must be
polarized during installation. See directions below...
Part No.
Description
No. Off List Price Your Price
Generator,
Lucas, factory rebuilt; fits
1
358.34
MGB, 1962-67
CORE20
Core charge on the above
1
20.00
20.00
Brushes Set,
generators
1
3.78
BRAND NEW GENERATORS
We have found what appear to be brand-new Lucas generators.
Part No.
Description
No. Off List Price Your Price
Generator,
brand new, aluminium end
1
179.14
brackets as original
