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  1. ZZ4x4

    M1070 charging fault

    Sure. There is a small round plastic plug inside the voltage regulator on the alternator. Pull out the plug and there is an adjustment screw. Turn counter clockwise to decrease output voltage. You should confirm voltage with a voltmeter though and not trust the gauges. Another type of...
  2. ZZ4x4

    M1070 charging fault

    The DDEC system can show codes for battery voltage high or low, and injector response times which are affected by charging system voltage. The alternator voltage output is adjustable and I've seen them turned up in cases where an arctic heater ( extra batteries) or bad battery were installed and...
  3. ZZ4x4

    M1070 charging fault

    Hummermark, Have you verified the alternator belts are tight? My HET came with extremely loose belts and they were slipping badly. To get to the rear alternator, you'll have to pull the passenger footwell inside panel. Also, do you know if you have any engine codes? I assume you have the...
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