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<blockquote data-quote="2023 LTZ" data-source="post: 8832619" data-attributes="member: 686684"><p>I’m still looking to remedy this voltage fluctuation. Big 5-7, ho alternator, flooded mtx 34, theoretical 1900rms fused w cap. Not the best looking install bc of additional additions but it’s clean and functional.</p><p>I removed 4/0 from alt and ground to chassis. This reduced the voltage to what I’d consider normal. +\-13.5-15.1. </p><p>If I bypass the battery w my fused feed for the amps directly to the alternator will this change it’s performance? I’ve ordered a replacement voltage sensor which is a key component in voltage regulation and intend to have it on the replacement 4/0 chassis ground by the headlight. The sensor originally and currently encompasses the starter and alternator ground. Previously having the 4/0 to the chassis and sensor in oe location I believed too much ground was occurring outside the sensor loop causing my perceived overcharging. So if I hook the amp lead directly to alternator and ground to chassis w sensor maybe I’ll overcome the fluctuations.</p><p>Now reading this it seems like a dumb idea. I’ll just ground to chassis w sensor and try that.</p><p><img class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" alt="👍🏻" title="👍🏻" src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/7.0/png/unicode/64/1f44d-1f3fb.png" /></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="2023 LTZ, post: 8832619, member: 686684"] I’m still looking to remedy this voltage fluctuation. Big 5-7, ho alternator, flooded mtx 34, theoretical 1900rms fused w cap. Not the best looking install bc of additional additions but it’s clean and functional. I removed 4/0 from alt and ground to chassis. This reduced the voltage to what I’d consider normal. +\-13.5-15.1. If I bypass the battery w my fused feed for the amps directly to the alternator will this change it’s performance? I’ve ordered a replacement voltage sensor which is a key component in voltage regulation and intend to have it on the replacement 4/0 chassis ground by the headlight. The sensor originally and currently encompasses the starter and alternator ground. Previously having the 4/0 to the chassis and sensor in oe location I believed too much ground was occurring outside the sensor loop causing my perceived overcharging. So if I hook the amp lead directly to alternator and ground to chassis w sensor maybe I’ll overcome the fluctuations. Now reading this it seems like a dumb idea. I’ll just ground to chassis w sensor and try that. 👍🏻 [/QUOTE]
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