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Jun 21, 2024 | 02:27 PM

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Rainmaker1

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From: SoCal

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Originally Posted by '89F2urd

This is a valuable example of what basically equates to a LAW in mechanics: Check those MF connections before doing anything else!!!! I am not ashamed to admit that I learned this lesson in my teens by replacing my starter to find out that the battery connections were loose.

Reading your post as I laugh at myself feeling pretty stupid. Lol
Lately I’ve been reading 13.9-14.0 volts which I know is good, however this learning experience has educated me to think about the future. This alternator was a rebuilt and after 3 years, who knows how much time she has left so I’ve been shopping.
I’m leaning towards the Leese Neville but can’t seem to nail down the right part number.
if anyone has purchased a Leese Neville, what part number did you install?

Jun 21, 2024 | 10:10 PM

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John in OkieLand

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From: Oologah, OK

different vehicle.
I am using a Kubota RTV 1100C Side by Side to water our volunteer trees,
it has a Digital voltmeter on the Dash,

with the AC on high fan, and the Water Pump running, it holds 13.6 to 13.7 volts.
AC off, water pump off, it regulates at 13.9