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Maybe that is why mine has been having issues if it has a regulator meant for greece its ok to be less than 14v as in greece you have a mean temp of 25-30c all year round!
Anyhow, I got a voltage regulator at 14.5V now so once here ill see how I will tackle things.
if you not shure of the charge ( volt) meshure the acid weight in the battery ( 1,275-1,280 are ok) lower than that 1,24-1,25 = half charget battery...14,3 volt; did you tryed With the lights an heater on, by the ca 2000 rpm( hold it in 60sek or so)....14,4volt by the 2000rpm are ok with lights on.
By the way the 14.3 is on the battery not the alternator so judging by Andyp measurements that's better.
I used a 14.5 voltage regulator not a variable or a 15v one. Also while I checked that alternator and battery were similar bolts previously on idle I suspect that I don't have any significant losses from the cable. Hope its ok
some battery does have a sticker over the sealed topp, so you have to take this off, some cant take the top of... so you need to check this ... have safety goggels, and gloves on...!!!!
the hydrometer from a cheap car chop dont cost a lot( max 5$, or so)( floater weight unit)..you have expensive versons too... the cheap ones do the job, for shure
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