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And looks like staring voltage at all positions mentioned above starting voltage drops to 9.7v...
Some massive black thing. Oldham so guess its something cheep.What battery is on there?
OK for petrol, marginal for diesel.Yeah alternator il do that this evening.
Stole battery out the wifes car for now since its laid up.
750cca 95ah.
Need to do some looking with a voltmeter tomorrow.
Only charging at 13.5
Heated seats and screens on and blowers. 12.1
Plan check the engine to chassis earth strap
Alternator output
Then join at starter and at jump start point then battery terminals.
Even if it is alternator dying a 330d one iv sat in workshop is the same
Its definately a time to use whatever you already haveStarted spraying my wheels they needed a good clean up 1st they really need filling and sanding back but no filler and cant buy any at the moment so just primer and paint for now.
Did something about the headlining. Bear in mind this has been unused and outside since 2006ish..View attachment 206271 View attachment 206272 View attachment 206273
Magnolia emulsion! If it doesnt last then its only a 5 min job to take it out to cover it with fabric but this cost me nothing
Alternator done. Easy job. Monitored the voltage on the obc on way home. Sits around 13.8v with everything on.
The plug was diffrent on the bm alternator. so chopped a plug off a donor engine and made a double ended connector adapter basically.
So the original lr plug is there.
Wifes car battery fitted fired up better then before.
All works didn't cost a penny (for now) win win.
13.8 volts is no use on a modern Lead/Calcium battery, it will not fully charge the battery. 14.2 is the absolute minimum and on your car it should be 14.7/14.8 volts. You need to get a new regulator with a 14.7 volt set point.Alternator done. Easy job. Monitored the voltage on the obc on way home. Sits around 13.8v with everything on.
The plug was diffrent on the bm alternator. so chopped a plug off a donor engine and made a double ended connector adapter basically.
So the original lr plug is there.
Wifes car battery fitted fired up better then before.
All works didn't cost a penny (for now) win win.
Yeah 2 coats to cover the mould stains. Not sure how long it will last but I didn't have anything more suitable on the shelf.You just peeled off the fabric and painted it with emulsion ?!?!?!
Looks decent may even do mine tomorrow like that
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