yankee
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I have a part number for a Bosch voltage regulator but I want to make sure it's the right one P/N 1-97-311 028.. Thanks in advance..
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240 Voltage regulator part number for an 85 245 turbo
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yankee
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Ok thanks
dl242gt
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I like to use the HUCO 133 0514. Has a higher than original 14.6V set point. Very affordable on ebay for example.
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Higher voltage is not good for batteries in hot weather.
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I've used these regulators for 20 years and haven't had any issues. The higher voltage is an ideal set point and I've never really seen them run that high a voltage. Oh, and the higher output voltage is designed for the newer batteries which require higher voltage for a full charge.
yankee
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So what is the voltage range of the Bosch IPD- Voltage Regulator Brush Pack - 3523710..Thanks
dl242gt
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Sometimes the voltage set point is written on the back of the regulator. That is what is on the HUCO ones. Whatever you use. It should be at least a 14.4V setpoint which is better for modern batteries.