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ekstroemtj

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  1. I'm not familiar with the small meter you are using (the one I recommended reads 2 decimal places and it's extremely accurate). Are you sure it's accurate? Though the battery warning acclight did come on. How many batteries your car has and if you have two did they both check out ok?

    The small meter is very accurate. The car has just one battery. If they. Check it? To be honest i dont know what they did

  2. Never ending story .....

    I called the shop today. No news. They didnt find anything.

    I didnt even ask what they did. I just told them to prepare

    The car, i will take it at evening. So i did.

    Kessy didnt work. I opend by key. Car was starting without complain.

    I used this small meter to messure power.

    It was showing 11.7

    After engine run for some time, higher rev and battery warning sign in the display.

    I played with rev a little bit and felt with higher rev the meter showed 12.5 .

    Decided to risk to drive home using the highway.

    During the drive and rpm between 3 and 4000 the meter showed 12.7 to 13

    When i arrived home and engine off the meter went down to

    11.7

    Tomorrow i will try to do something to find what is going on.

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  3. Unbelievable! When you said 11v, does it mean your voltage gauge on the dash reads 11v when the engine is running? Or you meant the battery reads 11v in the morning before you crank the car?

    Hi

    I dont know how they read it. I guess with a multimeter. They called me today and told me ...

    Sorry there is a problem. Alternator changed but voltage is still at 11.

    Thats all what they told me.

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