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 Re: 99 Montero quick clicking no start ???
[Re: toddstidham1]
#802116
04/03/07 04:19 PM
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Joined: Oct 2003
Posts: 27
OP
Getting the Wheeling Fever
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I use a cheap digital multimeter. the reason why I test the battery is the dash meter show all the way up to the end. i think it is over 16V, and then I use the multimeter to mesure that it is over 17V and some thime it reach 19V I am not sure if my multimeter is correct or not. but, when I use the same multimeter to test the battery in my Altima, show 12.6v (not running) and 14V while you start the engine.
the is the reason why I thought my alternator voltage regulator is gone. But, now Ithink I need to verify this again. thank you all.
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Re: 99 Montero quick clicking no start ???
[Re: dick0309]
#802117
04/03/07 04:45 PM
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Joined: Apr 2000
Posts: 1,664
Body Damage is Cool
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well since it shows normal figures on Altima I would indeed suspect regulator.
92 SR, 285/75R16 Yoko MT ARB locker GAST compressor AirLift 1000 MM10500 Snorkel custom rear bumper
02 Montero LS died protecting the master
08 PowerWagon (stock!)
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