Alternator keeps getting blown. We were told to replace the voltage regulator. I am unable to find out where it is located so we can get it replaced.
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Posted on Jan 02, 2017
SOURCE: 2000 gmc safari
It is part of the fuel injector inside of the intake manifold. You have to replace the Injector Assembly which is called the "Fuel Meter Body Assembly"
Posted on Jan 28, 2009
SOURCE: GMC Safari 2000 blower motor works only on high speed. how can i
you ahould be able to purchase that at any parts store. they are easy to install
Posted on Sep 09, 2009
SOURCE: need to replace voltage regulator in gmc safari
Replace the alternator, the regulator is built in.
Posted on Jul 05, 2010
SOURCE: I have a 1993 GMC 4x4 350 suburban that keeps
Im not sure they are right about that. Most alternators on Gm products have the regulator built in to the alternator. So if you replaced the alternator that shouldnt be the problem. That leaves the usual suspect causes of ghostly battery drain: dome lights, rear cargo lights, maybe an under hood work light. Have you had the battery checked as well? maybe its just having trouble keeping a charge. You dont say how old the battery is. Anyway, not sure about the regulator thing. I ve own a couple of suburbans and their alternators had the internal regulators.
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