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  1. J

    MEP003a Unstable Voltage

    Take some wd40 and spray it all over the switch where all the wires connect inside the distribution box. Then lightly tape on the switch, while trying to turn the switch, it will eventually free. When it is free, rotate it several dozen times and see if that helps your situation.
  2. J

    MEP003a Unstable Voltage

    If you look at the back of the distribution box (Where the lugs are) you will see 4 wiring harnesses in the back. The smallest with 2 wires should be the exciter wires going to the generator head. You need to take the cover off the back of the generator head and you'll be able to see the exciter.
  3. J

    MEP003a Unstable Voltage

    Go back to the VR. You had 70 volts before turning the pots on the VR, after turning them you have nothing. Even with the spark you saw, I still say its the VR.
  4. J

    MEP003a Unstable Voltage

    Guy he has a 003a and I believe the Pin on the starter he needs to check is 27 but I could be wrong since I'm not in front of my schematics.
  5. J

    MEP003a Unstable Voltage

    Check the connections on TB3 and make sure they are tight. Then check the Voltage regulator. I'm beating that is the problem.
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