24-08-2023, 07:31 AM
Hi Richard
I’d be wary about using the original cut out as a connector. It may fail as a direct short and the diode would be useless or worse damaged. I shortened the tails on the diode and used chocolate box connectors to connect the lead from the switch box and lead from the dynamo. That way I could be certain nothing else would interfere with the diode.
It looks like will need other feeds to supply ancillaries through the fuses. If you don’t have a Woodrow manual I recommend you get one. There will be wiring diagrams for your car. On both my cars 1930 and 1929 the wiring is much less complex and the wires easily identified and mercifully no ancillaries from the cut out
.
Cheers
Howard
I’d be wary about using the original cut out as a connector. It may fail as a direct short and the diode would be useless or worse damaged. I shortened the tails on the diode and used chocolate box connectors to connect the lead from the switch box and lead from the dynamo. That way I could be certain nothing else would interfere with the diode.
It looks like will need other feeds to supply ancillaries through the fuses. If you don’t have a Woodrow manual I recommend you get one. There will be wiring diagrams for your car. On both my cars 1930 and 1929 the wiring is much less complex and the wires easily identified and mercifully no ancillaries from the cut out
.Cheers
Howard