From: nobbie@concentric.net (Nobbie) Subject: Blinking GEN Light Date: Sun, 9 Mar 1997 23:20:07 -0500 (EST) ![]()
DeTomaso Mailing List: March 1997, Message #81
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>Nobbie, > > The voltage regulator is in the engine room. You can't get there >from the >cockpit. When facing the open engine room, it is on the right side of the >bulkhead and in my limited experience is best approached from either below >or by removing the right rear splash shield( a few screws). So much for >directional directions,electrically,all I can suggest would be to tighten >your connections, perhaps clean them and/or replace the voltage regulator. >Hopefully, that'll do it. > > Sincerely, Chuck > Chuck Thanks for the input. I ended up jacking the car up on the right rear and supporting the rear wheel with some bricks. I was able to reach the voltage regulator from underneath. I steel wooled the connections and tightened the receptors in the plug. But after a test drive, I still got the blinking "GEN" light. Hmmmmm. The ampmeter is still not effected, so I don't know. Maybe I should go back underneath and really clean the connections. They seem pretty clean already. BTW, I'm really getting the hang of driving the new Pantera. I took some friends out for rides and demonstrated it "rompability!" Man! It is sooooo fast. I luuuv it! Nobbie #3766