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Constant Voltage Regulator Wiring
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ashtonc7
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| Posts: 4
| Joined: 07/09
Posted: 07/01/09
03:30 PM
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I am currently restoring a 66 mustang. Recently i was working on the wiring and when i started the car, the positive wire that goes to the constant voltage unit regulator behind the dash burned completely up to where the wire splices. I was unsure to why this wire would have burned. Did this happen because the CVR went bad? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks
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jlg2002
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| Joined: 03/08
Posted: 07/02/09
12:53 PM
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Welcome to the Forum. Wires burn when they pass too much current. This is usually caused by a reduction in circuit resistance (exmpl: 12v / 150 ohms = .12 amps. 12 v / 50 ohms = .240 amps). The most probable cause of the failure would be a short of some kind within the inst. voltage regulator.
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