Reply to "Dying Altenators"

George PAdmin.

Sean,

Does your Pantera possibly still utilize the oem voltage regulator? Electro/mechanical voltage regulators sticking open or closed was a common electrical system failure, back in the days of electro/mechanical voltage regulators. They have solid state replacements that drop right in without any changes to the cars wiring required. I am in agreement with Larry & Derek that your problems sounds like classic voltage reg trouble.

Of course, there are modern high output alternators available with built in voltage regulators, they will require a bit of simple rewiring.

your friend on the DTBB

4/4/0611:35 AM

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