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JoeA, those things can run 18-24 volts when they go real bad and they'll blow the ECU or draw way too much current from the injectors and blow out the injector driver internally.
Just a warning for others, that's all. |
One of the critical items in the electrical system that can be blown in an instant with spikes above 18.0 Volts is the factory alarm module!
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Agree Warren, but not as critical as a DME or Injector driver! Aaaarrrgghhhh!!! :eek: :mad: :confused:
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You guys are giving me the shakes just thinking of a alternator going this far above its normal rated voltage! I have done a "smoke test" too often with my Brit vehicles and really like a nice stable voltage source!
Joe |
Hehe, well, you are one lucky bugga that yours survived that long at 16v or so... really playing with fire there. All it takes is the Alt or VR to send a Vspike in the danger zone and you'd be looking at a depressing repair bill :(
My alternator is totally screwed too (bearings are totally worn), but luckily it was under-charging/supplying under load. I cringe at the thought of it going the other way :eek: |
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