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<blockquote data-quote="tenbux1970" data-source="post: 5939202" data-attributes="member: 594996"><p>Ummmm....Ever replaced an internal regulator in an alternator?Think it is time for one. or the diodes are blown?Did you have to jump start the car to get it going this morning?They keep the voltage from an alternator going one way (out) and when they are dead the voltage flows backwards turning your alternator into a heater,and kills your battery. My bet is on your regulator though.Plan on a new alternator.Look on Egay anyways should be cheap there.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="tenbux1970, post: 5939202, member: 594996"] Ummmm....Ever replaced an internal regulator in an alternator?Think it is time for one. or the diodes are blown?Did you have to jump start the car to get it going this morning?They keep the voltage from an alternator going one way (out) and when they are dead the voltage flows backwards turning your alternator into a heater,and kills your battery. My bet is on your regulator though.Plan on a new alternator.Look on Egay anyways should be cheap there. [/QUOTE]
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