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Can you for a n3118 voltage regulator on a 200 amp generator? If not why?
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N3118 voltage regulator
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N3135 iirc. That is designed to fit.
I’m almost certain plugs and such are not the same [EDIT - I'm wrong]
I’m almost certain plugs and such are not the same [EDIT - I'm wrong]
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3118 is for the 400 amp
3135 is for the 200 amp or 100 amp.
3119 is for the 100 amp
There are several others, such as N3114 having the same NSN as N3117, and both of those working in place of the 3135 on the 200 amp, though I believe the N3135 is a newer version.
So to answer why not, because it's for a different output generator. You could always call Niehoff directly and ask them, but generally things built for one output don't always work with a different output rating, as the internal alternator wiring is different and can take different current levels to operate properly.
3135 is for the 200 amp or 100 amp.
3119 is for the 100 amp
There are several others, such as N3114 having the same NSN as N3117, and both of those working in place of the 3135 on the 200 amp, though I believe the N3135 is a newer version.
So to answer why not, because it's for a different output generator. You could always call Niehoff directly and ask them, but generally things built for one output don't always work with a different output rating, as the internal alternator wiring is different and can take different current levels to operate properly.
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So its been difficult to find an n3135. Got hold of a 3118 for free. Might give this a go since the plugs are the same.
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I have relocation wires that move the regulator next to wiper resevoir
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It might work, it might do nothing, or it might fry your electrical system. I don't know which of the three it will do, but it's your truck so you are more than welcome to try it and see what happens. Just let us know the outcome, be it good or catastrophic.
Other people have contacted Niehoff, the manufacturer, in the past and gotten answers from them, such as the N3135 working with the 100 amp gen not just the 200 amp. It might be worth it to just try calling them first.
Other people have contacted Niehoff, the manufacturer, in the past and gotten answers from them, such as the N3135 working with the 100 amp gen not just the 200 amp. It might be worth it to just try calling them first.