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Old 07-25-2005, 10:52 AM
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Altenator Voltage Drop

I have a new Altenator in a 99 Blazer and when first started the Voltage guage goes right to 15 Volts. After the car gets hot the voltage guage goes to 14 or a hair below it. When starting it with the engine hot the voltage guage moves up much slower and takes a few more seconds to get up to the reading.
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Old 07-25-2005, 11:37 AM
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Re: Altenator Voltage Drop

Sounds okay to me. Mine does the same since the day I had it. As long as you do not get a "Battery" light, your charging system is functional.
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Re: Altenator Voltage Drop

This is normal. The voltage will drop as the alternator warm up and looses a little efficiency.
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Re: Altenator Voltage Drop

This is normal. The voltage will drop as the alternator warms up and looses a little efficiency.
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