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Adjustable voltage regulator? #991818
05/13/11 08:06 PM
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Anyone know anything about these? Adjustable voltage regulator P/n 2098300. Supposedly a dealer fix for dimming headlights on 61-69 mopars. Does it do anything?

Re: Adjustable voltage regulator? [Re: plysat] #991819
05/13/11 10:33 PM
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oh wait.but hey.lets see.oh yeah.
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I dont know about that.But just get the new style that is plug and play for OE.Its electronic and unless you have electrical problems they work great.Had them installed on 4 early cars and no problems.rocky


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Re: Adjustable voltage regulator? [Re: plysat] #991820
05/14/11 12:11 AM
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I remem seeing a pic of one of those decades ago. if it functioned I'd like to have/try one to play w ch voltage a bit & I've thought about using a variable resistor of some sort just to do some experimenting but I dont have enough electronic savvy to pull it off. You have one? I was thinking it had a little screwdriver slot flush w the case


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Re: Adjustable voltage regulator? [Re: RapidRobert] #991821
05/14/11 12:16 AM
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Re: Adjustable voltage regulator? [Re: earlybee] #991822
05/14/11 12:37 AM
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that's it. What Therocks said, the stock electronic works pretty good. IF all terminals/connections have minimal resistance & I like a better alt/relays on the heavy draws. On the older setup an electronic version is highly recommended


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