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Voltage Regulator issue

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I changed the voltage regulator on my 1984 911.
Drove it a few times and all ok
Noticed Voltage jumping up to 15.1 and then back in spec then down to 12. It Revs do not influence the reading.

I think I have a faulty voltage regulator but asking if it could be anything else

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Just to be clear, you changed your VR because of what? Is the problem with the new one the same as with the old one?
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Check the grounds
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yes... same problem as before I changed the regulator.

The new one worked for a while.....
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Check the grounds
And all the connections between the alternator and regulator, especially the black and blue wires.
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Sounds like an intermittent connection. Check the ground strap between tranny and engine first. Then clean up all the alternator ones. I recently polished up all mine when I had a similar Issue. Good luck.
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And all the connections between the alternator and regulator, especially the black and blue wires.
This.....
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thankyou

I will give it a go this weekend

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