The 25 amp fuse sitting on the positive lead that comes out from the rectifier, instantly blows after it is changed. This causes the battery not to charge when the motor is running. For the fuse to blow, the engine doesn’t have to be running. I decided that there is probably something wrong between the fuse and the battery. At one time, I found that the battery had been connected with the positive pole to grounding and the negative pole was where the positive should have been. After that, the main fuse blew and it was replaced. I’ve tried replacing the battery, but that didn’t help. What should I do to fix this and do you have a wiring diagram or know where I can get one?
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