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cyber2213 08-29-2010 09:33 AM

New Problem..
 
New Problem ..
well .... I found a broblema in my car (Porsche 3.0 RSR) from 4000 to 5000 rpm, I installed an alternator of 3.2 with a battery racing (small).
it is possible that this problem is caused by the alternator with this battery?:(

cyber2213 08-29-2010 09:47 AM

From 4000 to 5000 rpm not speed up ...
knead ... as if it were a question of electricity

The alternator is charging the battery at 14 amps, but sometimes the rev counter jumps up to full scale ...

Wil Ferch 08-29-2010 10:22 AM

First thing is check all your grounds.....

cyber2213 08-29-2010 10:29 AM

the electrical system is new and is for racing ...
the alternator charging at 14 volts, not amps .. sorry
:(
What is it that can break inside the alternator of 3.2??
What can create interference with the engine tachometer?

Wil Ferch 08-29-2010 10:40 AM

If the 3.2 alternator is not new, things that can be bad include:

- bearings ( not related to your problem)
- slip rings worn with major grooves
- bad commutator brushes,
- bad voltage regulator...internal. Did RSR use external voltage regulator?


Why did you use a 3.2 alternator with your earier RSR?. Is it a real RSR? What is the proper alternator for RSR?. Does the 3.2 alternator fit your original housing?. I think we need more information.

Others with more and better electrical understanding can chime-in at this point.

Tigerrat 08-29-2010 10:42 AM

A bad voltage regulator can overcharge and cause strange lights and tach symptoms. But at 14 v it's not overcharging. Don't know your new "small" battery but if easy, try a regular full size battery. The little one may let some voltage spikes get through. Ken

cyber2213 08-29-2010 10:58 AM

is not an original alternator RSR for comfort .. because in the original alternator works with an external voltage regulator should be adjusted to the range of engine rpm ...
Asthe dimentione on the space is the original fan is RSR

My current alternator to charge 14volt 14.5volt, a question that came to me and about the range of rpm in that makes the car ..
8500 v 7500

E Sully 08-29-2010 11:56 AM

Alternator sounds fine. What is your ignition system. Ignition could be causing the problem with the tachometer. It is what sends the signal to the tachometer.

cyber2213 08-29-2010 01:10 PM

MFI with Bosch 6 pin box cd

Flieger 08-29-2010 06:41 PM

Check the points gap and condition.

Flieger 08-29-2010 07:00 PM

OK, I got your reply on EarlyS

cyber2213 08-30-2010 04:52 AM

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Flieger 08-30-2010 10:07 AM

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