Hot fuse problem.

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17v is too high! Your voltage regulator is not working. It should reduce the voltage just as it passes 15v and not allow it to exceed 15v. Ed

Ya let me know about the combo unit. Where to buy one maybe. How can I tell if its a combo unit.

From Z1E's listings:

www.z1enterprises.com/ItemDetails.aspx?i...f1000&item=PM81-4081

www.z1enterprises.com/ItemDetails.aspx?i...n+unit&item=RI10-515

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Hey thanks Patton! In your oppinion which one is better?

built408 wrote: ...which one is better?

I prefer and use the "plug and play" model that doesn't require splicing, etc., at least when fitted to a relatively stock wiring environment.

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DiamondSkyBlue1000 wrote: The PM81-4081 unit, the one with the green connector already on it.

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The regulator may be bad or your meter is bad, but either way this has absolutely nothing to do with a hot fuse. Hot fuse is the clips, period. Like I said before, the fuse runs pretty warm in normal operation, any deficiency in contact and you have a soldering iron going there. There is simply no other possibility, regulator, shorted wiring, any other scenario one could think, none can cause the fuse to run hot, only the clips. So there is my opinion on the subject.

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