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GeorgeRud |
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When I took my 914-6 out for a spin yesterday, I noticed that the voltmeter was only reading 12 volts instead of the usual 14 volts. The generator light was lit upon initial startup, but went out as soon as the alternator energized and then stayed off throughout the drive.
I am surrently using an aftermarket transistorized voltage regulator, but kept my original Bosch can regulator. Does anyone have information on how to check the voltage regulator function. I've used some very fine sandpaper to clean the points, but don't know if anyone has the info on adjusting the opening and closing voltages. |
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914Sixer |
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There has been discussions about the new voltage regulators not lasting very long. The Bosch ones that are in the $100 + range seem to hold up the best. The Hella and other $35 ones not so good.
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