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Here's the plug you remove on the regulator (on the end of my allen wrench) in order to get to the adjustment screw. On my first attempt at adjusting the voltage, I thought the allen wrench did the adjustment? It says right on the regulator "remove plug to adjust voltage". I thought the "plug" was missing? I was looking for a plastic plug or cap to remove?? Wheres my Dunce hat?? After you remove the "plug", a #1 Phillips screw driver will make your adjustment. | I adjusted the voltage down to 14.4 coming out of the alternator. I then followed the voltage path to the engine battery. The 440 battery was only seeing 12.5 volts, while the house batteries where now getting 14+ volts?? Time to start looking... | (3 Comments) I was getting 14.4 volts all the way to here. The battery isolator. From here, the wire only goes down to the 440 starter motor, then to the battery. So I cleaned all three of the posts and wire ends...Wall-la...full juice to the battery now. | (1 Comments) Here's my voltage reading AT the engine battery with everything warm, both front 12v heat and rear 12v heat running full blast, and the head lights on. Just a bump over 13v. I'd call this a happy charging system. |
(2 Comments) Crayon art with the two year old last night....She's a cool kid | (2 Comments) Pulled the furnace out and bench tested it, worked great. Cleaned it up and will be reinstalling soon.... | ||
I had to take the cut off wheel and trim the upper fiberglass a 1/4" in order to "smoothly" slide the furnace back into 850. I had to do the same with the AC units on the other side...I used a piece of masking tape for a guide. | (1 Comments) Started on my transit conversion this morning... | Finally got around to wiring in my new AC thermostats....I wasn't sure which avenue I was going to take (a year ago) for powering the AC compressor's, so I ran 4000' of romex just in case I decided to install exterior closet mounted thermostats. I would like to install a roof top unit in the future, but for now these will work for my rare use of air conditioning. | These are manual on/off 20amp 110v switched thermostats.... |
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