TD42 Alternator

[Winnie]

Yeah not sure, remember your one blowing on Brewry tk that time . . Asked the guys @ patrolapart they seemed to think it would be o.k. . .

See how it goes... Maybe carry a spare.

[Rossco]

See how it goes... Maybe carry a spare.

Yeah sweet, good idea. . . Might have to find a few sneaky winch tracks to test it out. . .

[Sir Roofy]

Yeah sweet, good idea. . . Might have to find a few sneaky winch tracks to test it out. . .

more amps for fridge and winch
now a new battery

[Rossco]

Both batteries are fairly fresh, but think that explains the issues i was having on the trip with keeping the fridge going and the isolator playing up i reckon. Next on the list is a decent solar panel, should be laughing then ☺

[sooty_10]

Both batteries are fairly fresh, but think that explains the issues i was having on the trip with keeping the fridge going and the isolator playing up i reckon. Next on the list is a decent solar panel, should be laughing then ☺

I also carry a spare alternator fuse after blowing a couple by not disconnecting battery before doing electrical stuff....

Best thing i did for my fridge and battery is the permanent solar on the roof. Runs 24/7 @ -2 even when empty.

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[Rossco]

I also carry a spare alternator fuse after blowing a couple by not disconnecting battery before doing electrical stuff....

Best thing i did for my fridge and battery is the permanent solar on the roof. Runs 24/7 @ -2 even when empty.

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Yeah funny thing - Before i took the old one off gave the back of it a wire brush and shorted out on the main terminal, woops! I'd disconnected the main battery but not the aux and were linked. Thought i might have blown something but started it up with the new one, seemed all good but noticed headlights weren't working. Checked all fuses, all good then noticed I'd missed connecting a terminal on the battery for the ipf loom, happy days! !