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Maybe a relay or breaker in your dash panel. Bad light switch. Could be multiple issues seen that before. At this point I would start the manual troubleshooting flow charts and see where it leads you.
Disconnect the regulator wire and tape it off. Run a wire from the fuel solenoid positive (usually outside terminal) around the front of the motor to the front regulator lead. Leave a little slack for movement.
Not for the regulator. The 24v regulation excite lead needs to be on the front terminal of the regulator. Nothing should be on the back terminal and the extra wire can be taped off.
I have the terminals and plastic tabs for the block. On the alternator regulator are 2 terminals. One marked 24v and one marked AC. 24v terminal is excite & regulation. For 12v regulation it divides. AC terminal is an AC output to drive a tach or accessory. Don't connect anything to it.
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