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This problem is more perplexing because a high voltage generally cures
more problems than it creates. I can only guess that one of the charge devices is actually a drain in some situations. Agreed, that's why I think it has to be something electronic (built in safety override thingy), I haven't tried to put a meter on it yet, just thought maybe somebody knew what it could be off the top of your head. Note, the newer yanmars come with more electronics; engine panel/tach/ hr meter. I don't like it. Should electronics that are design for 12v be able to function at 14v? I would think so. |
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