What faults will occur if the car electronic regulator is damaged?

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Elmer
07/29/25 4:49pm
If the car electronic regulator is damaged, the following faults may occur: it cannot completely and continuously supply power to the battery, causing the battery power to gradually decrease and even fail to start the car. The functions of the car electronic regulator are: 1. Adjust the generator output voltage; 2. Prevent excessive charging current; 3. Cut off the charging circuit in case of reverse current. When reverse current occurs, the relay will quickly cut off the charging circuit. The electronic regulator adjusts the generator's output. The generator is driven by the engine. To stabilize the generator's output at around 14.0v, it is necessary to adjust the internal magnetic field current of the generator, so that the generator can output stable voltage.
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