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Re: Alternator output question ???
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Posted by Jon Hagen on September 22, 2006 at 13:10:59 from (69.26.29.187):
In Reply to: Alternator output question ??? posted by Way Up Here on September 22, 2006 at 09:48:40:
Make sure the regulator has a good ground from the alternator case to a regulator mounting bolt. Without a good ground,the regulator will not correctly"sense" system voltage and will charges in excess of the normal max of 15 volt. If you really want to keep that old external regulator setup,there are many companies selling a bolt on solid state regulator that is very accurate and reliable to replace the old mechanical unit. If not,for very little more money than a regulator will cost, you can convert to a internal regulator 10SI Delco with its simple wiring and no external regulator and wires to clutter things up.
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