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Kickdown causes lose of electrical power
when the kickdown engages, the altenator seems to cut-out. The battery voltage guage dips and if I continue to hold the pedal down, the battery indicator will come on. This is since I had the oil in the transmission changed at the dealer(related?).
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I had the same problem.. whenever I put the pedal to the metal, I could watch the voltage guage drop.
It has been a while.... I might of changed the alternator since then. or it may even be doing it still. I'll check tomorrow. something about the alternator not charging at high RPM's.... |
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Re: Kickdown causes lose of electrical power
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I suggest checking grounds in this case. I would also consider the possibility of a slipping belt on the alternator. Ray
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I just double checked.. mine is still doing it. but not as often now. only when the motor is screaming !!! I don't have a tach, but I would imagine I'm reving 5000-6000 rpm when it happens.
and mine can NOT be the grounds. I added 2 ground straps when I changed the alternator 5 years ago. 1 in the front, the other in the rear. either the belt is slipping, which I doubt, cause it's new, or the alternator brushes are getting weak. |
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