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Ok, when puttin a new/used voltage reg in, I gottuh polarize it. What is it again, field tah Batt, or what? Also tah pull the brass sleve ottah the back of the generator, how do you do that?

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Hey Thanks 2M2C, the only thing is I don't have a "D" terminal. I just got "Bat", "Gen" and another one I don't remember what it is but it ain't "D".

How do I get that brass race sleeve outtah the back of the generator?

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Hey Thanks Tim!

Any ideas how tah get that brass bushing out, anybody?

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if you want to save it, pack it full of grease, find a wooden dowel a size to fit in the hole snug and smack the dowel - the grease should force the bushing loose, like doing the trans pilot bushing in a flywheel .... if it's gonna be replaced it should work to cut threads into it with a bolt the right size and turn until it comes loose

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Thanks Squeeze! I'll try the dowel thing.

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Yeah hey, tried the dowel deal, no go.

I broke down and took the Dremel to it.

Thanks Guys!

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