Vince all post war T series cars started life as positive ground, so if you want your car to be positive ground, wire it up as shown on the wiring diagram in the shop manual and you are good to go. After installing the battery (with the positive terminal going to ground), flash the generator to insure that it is going to put out a negative voltage (disconnect the wires from the generator, attach a jumper wire to the small terminal and quickly touch the other end of the wire to the negative terminal of the battery a couple of times). Check under the end cover of the fuel pump to insure that it doesn't have a diode installed in it and you are good to go. If you want your car to be negative ground, repeat the above steps, grounding the negative side of the battery and touching the jumper wire to the positive terminal to flash the generator. Revers the primary wire connections on the coil and reverse the connections to the ammeter. Again check the fuel pump for a diode and if it has on, insure that itis wired he correct way.
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