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|    Re: Car alternator failure -- twice!    |
|    17 Feb 15 23:27:22    |
      XPost: sci.electronics.design, sci.electronics.equipment, sci.electronics.misc       XPost: sci.electronics.repair       From: see@thesig.net              The battery was replaced at the same time as was the alternator: 5 months ago       (corrected from my original post).               Measurement of battery cables: from battery cable (+) terminal to alternator       (+) terminal: 1.5 ohms. From battery cable (-) terminal to chassis: 1.5       ohms.               Charging numbers with new alternator & 5 months old battery:       With partially (50%?) depleted battery, when the car was started and engine       revved, the new alternator output 34 amps, headlights off. With lights on       high, output was 44 amps. Charge voltage was 14.04 volts. These numbers are       within those specified in the Toyota factory manual (charge current: ³30A or       more²; charge voltage: ³13.9-15.1².               Thanks.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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