Car voltage regulators are usually tested with a multimeter, which is clamped directly onto a car battery’s terminals. Find out why a car battery should have 12 …
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Car voltage regulators are usually tested with a multimeter, which is clamped directly onto a car battery’s terminals. Find out why a car battery should have 12 …
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It is best to make sure the battery is good 12.6 volts, otherwise this test will be a bad diagnosis
Great explanation, thanks!
Good, straight-to-the-point, no bull video. Easy to understand. Thanks!
will the regulatior blow fuses
If my voltage meter is dropping suddenly to 5, and then bouncing back to 14 at random times while driving, can that be a regulator issue as well? The battery is fine. i pulled the neg connector while running, and car didnt die?
put a new alternator in my 99 trooper an=d to no avail …what can this be , I'm checking grounds and they seem to be in order ? maybe my terminals , but no corrosion on post, plus sufficiently charged new battery …somone HELP !
meh old chevy motor puts out 15+ volts dont hurt nothin. btw all the worlds globalist moneymen pwnd mindless monkey invader/consumers are emulating the great america creators and their culture 24/7 wtf ?! now they try to create their global communist society founded on arrested development of otherwise thriving united euro founded nations via "diversity", envious malevolence, and impossible equality.
This is only how to kinda how to test a voltage regulator. There is a lot of other issues with the voltage regulator that isn't talked about
Excellent presentation! 5 stars!!
Great video thanks for the video friend