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Author Topic: One for Kevin Wood perchance  (Read 3816 times)

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Re: One for Kevin Wood perchance
« Reply #15 on: 09 November 2012, 19:03:09 »

'might' still have the alternator from that 2.2 with 37k on the clock, that I broke a while back, boxed up somewhere if you get stuck Rob.  :y
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Re: One for Kevin Wood perchance
« Reply #16 on: 11 November 2012, 17:53:53 »

'might' still have the alternator from that 2.2 with 37k on the clock, that I broke a while back, boxed up somewhere if you get stuck Rob.  :y
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Re: One for Kevin Wood perchance
« Reply #17 on: 21 November 2012, 22:29:21 »

I assume you've checked the battery crimps? When breaking down they can give similar symptoms ;) Or check the voltage readings direct from the back of the alternator to confirm/rule out actual alternator fault :y
Seem intact and only get warm to the touch

If something gets warm, then you have volt drop.

Using a volt meter, Place one probe on the battery + terminal and the other ideally on the + on the alternator. You could also pierce the main + wire also. Any voltage on the meter represents volt drop/ resistance.
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