...they had either internal and external voltage regulators. otherwise.. get a new alternator. sometimes, the volt gauge will cause a non-charge issue. You can straight wire the gauge to eliminate
...new pigtail that needs to be tied into the wiring... Usually Wires are color coded, and if you have multiples of the same color you will most likely need the old pigtail to identify which wire goes ...
...voltage regulator wires On regulator, top down:brown, orange, white, dark blue. Top down again: field on alt...,"r" on alt,... to battery,... to resistor that goes to acc side of ign switch, and ...
...new battery is leaking and car has a misfire code check your alternator.if it is overcharging it can cause the battery to leak. IT should be built into the alternator, however if it is not have the ...
...voltage as this wire is the feed wire from the battery.you don`t say if this is a new or used alternator.if you have a voltmeter that is the best way to check for the proper amount of voltage at the ...
...voltage regulator on a 1994 chevy silverado? The truck died while driving, autozone cheched the alternator and it was good the voltage regulator is built internally into the alternator. the voltage ...
...Regulator is what is keeping the high voltage in check.But if this is about other electrical parts, then check for burnt resistor wiring that is grounding. Sometimes O2 sensors shortout, they ...
New battery was installed, used voltage tester on battery before starting car. Battery checked at 12.53. Checked battery after starting the car and battery checked to 12.07. Removed alternator and had
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...new ignition switch on the car. I disconnected the red cable wire from the alternator and unpluged the smaller wire and turned to car on run then checked the wires with a test light. it showed power ...
Question about 2007 Monte Carlo
New battery, alternator putting out 14+ volts. Question edited for clarity, full 'year make model'. Question moved to the correct category. Jeff has the answer Up there ^^ and now here. Jeff Armer Apr
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