Voltage Regulator Part number
Tuned
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From: Beaumont Tx
Try your local parts store. Depending on which one it takes it can be anywhere from 14 dollars to over 160 dollars. What does it look like and what alternator do you have. The old style regulator that mounts on the fender is the cheapest. If you have a Leece-Neville they get pricy but not as bad as a Bosch. I will recommend however if you have the one that mounts on the fender make sure you have a good ground from the regulator body to a good ground point.
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Woops I am both boing and boing70 I was on another computer yesterday and forgot my login info 
Ok I just checked the batterys with the truck turned off and both were 12.56 volts and with the truck started they were both at 14.xx volts each.
I am now thinking that my starter is going. When I start the truck it is very sluggish almost like the batterys are low(they are both new).
What do you guys think?
Ok I just checked the batterys with the truck turned off and both were 12.56 volts and with the truck started they were both at 14.xx volts each.
I am now thinking that my starter is going. When I start the truck it is very sluggish almost like the batterys are low(they are both new).
What do you guys think?
Tuned
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From: Beaumont Tx
Clean your terminals then make sure they're tight. If this doesn't help take it down to your local parts store and have them do a full test on your starting and charging system. Most stores do this for free.
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