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/cgi-bin/YaBB.pl General Category >> Rubber Side Down! >> Rectifier/Solenoid Attachment?? /cgi-bin/YaBB.pl?num=1434234172 Message started by savagerider87 on 06/13/15 at 15:22:52 |
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Title: Rectifier/Solenoid Attachment?? Post by savagerider87 on 06/13/15 at 15:22:52 Do the rectifier and solenoid have to be grounded to metal to work properly?? Sorry for such a noob question :D |
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Title: Re: Rectifier/Solenoid Attachment?? Post by justin_o_guy2 on 06/13/15 at 16:17:26 Everything that is electrical requires power and ground. Either ground to a part of the chassis thats grounded, connected to battery negative or wired bak to battery neg. Current flows through a load, a lamp, electromagnet, motor, and must have a way for current to flow, yes, ground is as important as power. Spend some time on DC circuits. |
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Title: Re: Rectifier/Solenoid Attachment?? Post by Steve H on 06/13/15 at 20:41:41 The reg grounds through its output. It has a pos and neg output. The internals are supposed to be isolated from its casing. According to the clymer wiring diagram, the solenoid is fed pos and neg to engage the relay. The relay only switches pos and the motor grounds through the block. So, isolating it shouldn't be a problem. If you're relocating them, make sure the reg/rec can get some cooling air to it. |
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Title: Re: Rectifier/Solenoid Attachment?? Post by gizzo on 06/14/15 at 00:56:03 What Steve said. Both have complete circuits through their wiring. Neither needs earthing throught their body. |
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Title: Re: Rectifier/Solenoid Attachment?? Post by Yoshi on 06/14/15 at 08:04:56 312334232527302B2627307A75420 wrote:
Easy answer to your question. No |
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