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01-19-2003, 10:26 AM
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voltage regulator ??
Is the voltage regulator seperate on the wranglers or is it built into the alternator. All of a sudden my charge gauge is shooting way up. When I do a parts search I turn up no voltage regulator, which would be way easier and cheaper to change.
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'88 YJ only a few months old and stock, Big Fat Wish List though Just painted a candy red Red Jeep Club Member #9 |
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01-19-2003, 10:53 AM
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1979 CJ7
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virtually all vehicles have the regulator internal to the alternator these days - my 1979 CJ is this way...
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01-19-2003, 11:47 AM
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That's what I was afraid of
I thought since my wrangler was older it would be seperate.
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'88 YJ only a few months old and stock, Big Fat Wish List though Just painted a candy red Red Jeep Club Member #9 |
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01-19-2003, 12:51 PM
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GROUND POUNDER
 
1980 CJ5
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It uses an internal regulator. It can be replaced but it is usually easier/more practical to just pick up a rebuilt alternator.
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'80 CJ5 w/AMC360, T176, D44 w/Detroit 3.73s, RE 4" YJ lift and 35s.. Lower 2 Guardrail Down Schoolbus Slickrock Tellico Save Crozet More Crozet |
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