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At first I thought my battery wasnt holding its charge. But with my new setup I found out with a multi meter that power is dropping as soon as the engine is off.
I did a parasitic drain test and discovered that by dis connecting my alternator, it stopped dropping!!! WTF???? Can somone pls explain as to how its possible my alternator is draining power when off? This post has been edited by yellowchinaman: May 22, 2014 - 12:07 PM |
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Denso alternators are pretty easily rebuilt, you could sand the commutator, put some new brushes in, and a new diode pack and likely have a working alternator for another 10 years for less than 1/2 the cost of a new one and a 1/2 day of work. I'm sure the dealer sells some kind of rebuild kit.
On the other hand, swapping a newly rebuilt one or a new one in is much much easier and more time efficient. -------------------- |
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