This video covers the essential steps to properly test a car's alternator and diagnose common alternator issues. The guide demonstrates how to check the voltage regulator, diode rectifier, stator, and ...

The alternator is responsible for charging the car battery and powering all the car's onboard network consumers. If it fails or is unstable, the battery will either not be charged or start discharging ...

To test the alternator, start the vehicle and turn on all of the vehicle’s electrical equipment – headlights, interior illumination, climate controls, and stereo. This will maximize the voltage load.

This is an article about how to tell if there's something wrong with the alternator you already have in your car and what to do about it if there is.

A dead battery can really ruin your day but, thankfully, it's an avoidable problem. Periodically checking a battery's voltage is an important part of car maintenance. In this article, we cover the ...

A failing battery might seem straight forward to spot, but a failing alternator can be a little more difficult to identify without knowing its voltage output.

Even if you don't know much about cars, you know your own car. That knowledge can help you explain a problem to a professional.

It is advisable to always open your car bonnet and check the alternator to make sure it is functioning well. NET Photo Differences in alternators Alternator in manual transmission cars do not ...

Car alarms: Aftermarket alarms are notorious for sucking even healthy, fully charged batteries dry within a few days. If you have any non-factory alarms, it's the first thing you should check.

Mechman's alternators are always hot rated and test in at 145-225 amps, depending on vehicle make and customer preference. The amperage output for our project Toyota alternator tested at 175 hot ...