burnout and alternator question
#1
burnout and alternator question
i have two quick questions that have been on my mind for a while now.
1) when i went to do a burnout only my right wheel was producing any smoke. can this be caused from the stock suspension going out?
2) when i rev it up my headlights get brighter.. is that caused from the alternator charging up?
thank you.
1) when i went to do a burnout only my right wheel was producing any smoke. can this be caused from the stock suspension going out?
2) when i rev it up my headlights get brighter.. is that caused from the alternator charging up?
thank you.
#2
RE: burnout and alternator question
ORIGINAL: justakid
i have two quick questions that have been on my mind for a while now.
1) when i went to do a burnout only my right wheel was producing any smoke. can this be caused from the stock suspension going out?
2) when i rev it up my headlights get brighter.. is that caused from the alternator charging up?
thank you.
i have two quick questions that have been on my mind for a while now.
1) when i went to do a burnout only my right wheel was producing any smoke. can this be caused from the stock suspension going out?
2) when i rev it up my headlights get brighter.. is that caused from the alternator charging up?
thank you.
Just do a burnout, if it doesn't spin both, stop and start again till it spins both.
Mine still spins both at first try.
#3
RE: burnout and alternator question
Your trac-lok needs to be rebuilt(this is the term for the limited slip unit in your rearend). The right rear is lifted up because the way the force is applied to the rearend, therefore it loses traction and only it spins. the trac-lok is supposed to apply equal force to both.
The alternator doesnt produce full output til around 2000rpm, especially if you have underdrive pullies, gettin brighter is normal, just watch ur voltage gauge to make sure it doesnt steadily climb, that would be your voltage regulator going out.
The alternator doesnt produce full output til around 2000rpm, especially if you have underdrive pullies, gettin brighter is normal, just watch ur voltage gauge to make sure it doesnt steadily climb, that would be your voltage regulator going out.
#4
RE: burnout and alternator question
The trac lok needs to be overhauled. If you're still running the stock alternator, the are low out put and the problem you are having is normal. Time to upgrade the charging stsem to a 3g alt.
#5
RE: burnout and alternator question
i'll get back to you guys when i give it another go with the burnout.
as for the alternator, i've had it since june 29 07...
i'll defniitely give the 3g upgrade a shot when i need a new one.[/b]
as for the alternator, i've had it since june 29 07...
i'll defniitely give the 3g upgrade a shot when i need a new one.[/b]
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