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The purple wire was used for charge indication, usually a light in the old days. The older motors used white for their tachometer signal. Bret<br /><br /> If you need further assistance please email me @ forcepower01@yahoo.com. thanks,Bret
The Purple wire can be used for a volt guage or a light.<br /><br />If you look back on your engine, there should be a terminal block that tells you what the wires are for.<br /><br />TMD
The manual says generator but then (not used). Was just trying to figure out how I can put it to use since I want to get the charging system working.<br /><br />The manual says to used a self lit test lamp for most of the diagnostics. Can another meter be used? I have multi meters and ohm meters.<br /><br />Thanks