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Old 04-06-2026, 11:58 AM   #1
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Default Re: Voltage regulator

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I think the regulator number is R-141. When I look that up nothing comes up. The only information on the regulator body is made in USA and positive ground. Similar Borg Warner units are priced higher on e-bay. Too bad that the original unit flutters a bit. All 3 of my spares flutter but work well. They are all used but nice appearing so who knows what other owners, owner’s kinfolks, or their paperboys, have done with them.
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Old 04-09-2026, 06:45 AM   #2
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I read here that setting the amps gauge, or just getting a bit more amps, needs special equipment. But shouldn't my dashboard amps gauge able to deflect and show me that any adjustment I make are good ones? Also, I have a nice Fluke volt/ohms meter. Thanks. Friday now. I readjusted the ARM for more amps gauge deflection and all is well. Thanks.

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