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explorer sport alternator
can anyone tell me what the normal amps should be while the engine is at idle? i currently have approx. 64 amps with a brand new battery, however i dont have a meter that can tell me if the alt. is putting out. any help would be greatly appreciated. thanks
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Re: explorer sport alternator
You should be getting 14-15 volts with the engine running, and no accessories on. 12 volts with engine off. You really need a DVM to check it. Or else take it to the local aftermarket auto parts place and they'll check the charging system for free. The alternator is rated at 130 amps.
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thanks for your reply, i have brought the car to an automotive parts store and they did check, thats how i know i have 64 amps, my question is if the alt. is rated at 130 amps, is that the max amps, or should i be running 64 amps. i know its delivering volts correctly. thanks again for the reply
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Re: explorer sport alternator
Sounds like your electrical system is in good shape. 130 amps would be the maximum available current output of the alternator.
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