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I read some threads and "how to test alternator regulator". But they're pretty rudamentary. I don't get 13.5 V at the battery, it just stays at almost 12V. So I gather that usually means alternator. I do see 13.5V at the D+ pin and 3-4 at the DF pin. Does that mean the regulator is trying to work? I thought the 13.5 V meant that the alternator was putting 13.5 somewhere. I tried to short these to "full field" the alternator and fried a small wire without change at the battery. The regulator looks original and I would of course rather change that.
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