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High RPM electrical problems?

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Old 05-23-2005, 11:22 AM   #1
john bateman
jensen beach fl
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High RPM electrical problems?

Over 4000 rpm and sometimes under that, the radio and a/c blower shut off for no reason and the check engine light comes on. The radio and blower return when rpm's decrease and the light goes off when re-started. I'm thinking maybe the voltage regulator may be defective and is allowing an over voltage condition that the accessories don't like.
Has anyone had a similar condition? What is the max voltage I should expect to see? Is the regulator integral with the alternator ?
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