How DOI know if my car has a reguator

How DOI know if my car has a reguator

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This post was auto-generated based upon a question asked on our tech article page here: Porsche 914 Alternator Troubleshooting | (1969-1976) | Pelican Parts DIY Maitenance Article

[Casey at Pelican Parts]

What year and model car are you asking about?

- Casey

[sixbanger]

Maybe the battery will stay charged'

[RandyLok]

"This post was auto-generated"

What's up with that? Pelican admins, does your forum really generate automated posts? IA isn't ready for that yet, let's keep it real.

[GregAmy]

Actually, I kinda like this feature. There have been times when I asked a technical question in that area and it went unnoticed for a long time (only so many eyes, so many hours).

The only problem is that I don't see where the questioner is being directed to this forum for the answer. So even if we do answer the question, it may not get seen.

[RandyLok]

Originally Posted by GregAmy

Actually, I kinda like this feature. There have been times when I asked a technical question in that area and it went unnoticed for a long time (only so many eyes, so many hours).

The only problem is that I don't see where the questioner is being directed to this forum for the answer. So even if we do answer the question, it may not get seen.

How effective do you find this question: "DOI know if my car has a reguator"

DOI says it well. doy, doh, doi

Sounds like you need to find a forum with more active people before you like AI nonsense. Try out 914world.com

[Dave at Pelican Parts]

Basically, if someone goes to a tech article and clicks "ask a question", the question very often ends up in the forum dedicated to the car model the tech article is for.

I haven't bothered answering because I don't think the question was serious.

--DD