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27-11-2013, 02:49 PM
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Location: Melbourne, West
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I'm pretty sure the alternator on my mothers AUII Falcon is gone, the battery indicator on the dash is on too. The battery reads 12.7v disconnected and fully charged. Once connected and running, it drops down to 12 and the if I turn the lights on, down to 11.7 and slowly starts to further drop. Shouldn't it be at around 13v? Anyway, how difficult is it to replace the alternator? It's is a i6
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AUII alternator replacement
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