Posted by Gerald J. on January 21, 2009 at 07:52:39 from (4.254.70.109):
In Reply to: Alternator problems ?? posted by plow hand on January 21, 2009 at 02:50:14:
Go to the battery kiosk at wallyworld. Buy the digital plug in voltmeter that fits the cigar lighter or power accesory socket. About $16. Check for the voltages John T says, though since this is in the midst of the wiring the voltage swings will be wider.
10.2 volts after charging looks like a shorted cell, which can also fry the alternator.
The charging voltage will be highest, as much as 14.8 volts, when everything is cold, I much prefer when its warm for that to be 14.200 volts maximum for best battery life.
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