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replacing voltage regulator BOSCH 1990 740 700

posted by  jchiodi on  Mon Jan 27 10:28 CST 2003
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My car will not charge occasionally. A tap with wrench on back of voltage regulator will restore charging. I've purchased a new regulator, and I'm wondering how hard it is to put in. I've done this before, but it seems as though there should be an easier way to get the brushes to seat correctly.

It took me about 30-45 minutes to get the thing in on a similar car. The new longer brushes kept seeming to hang-up. Is there an easy way to get them out of the way, while I'm pushing it in?

jc
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1985 740gle na, 1990 740gle 16 valve






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