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qwad65Mar-13-02 08:58 AM
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#17348, "udp is it true?"


          

is it true that you lights will dim after you install a udp someone said the lights will dim at idle also would it be ok to get a system after the udp

  

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RE: udp is it true?, Fast420A, Mar-13-02 09:02 AM, #1
RE: udp is it true?, Breezio, Mar-13-02 09:44 AM, #2
RE: udp is it true?, matty, Mar-13-02 04:54 PM, #3
RE: udp is it true?, bedlam32570, Mar-13-02 05:02 PM, #4
      RE: udp is it true?, vegasdsmr, Mar-13-02 05:08 PM, #5
           RE: udp is it true?, TeamMichael_97RS, Mar-14-02 02:50 AM, #6
                RE: udp is it true?, Global Ruler Of All ThingsDarkOne, Mar-14-02 02:52 AM, #7

Fast420AMar-13-02 09:02 AM
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#17349, "RE: udp is it true?"
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I noticed NO difference in the brightness of my interior or exterior lights and also my 2 amps have no problems either after I installed the AFX UDP.


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BreezioMar-13-02 09:44 AM
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#17350, "RE: udp is it true?"
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on my zx2 the headlights dimmed a bit at idle stock.. I just installed my Esslinger UDP a few days ago. the lights don't dim anymore then they did before I had it on.

  

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mattyMar-13-02 04:54 PM
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#17351, "RE: udp is it true?"
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I also noticed no difference in my headlights and interior lights and I have Two 12's and a 1500 amp and everything works like normal

  

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bedlam32570Mar-13-02 05:02 PM
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#17352, "RE: udp is it true?"
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i just bought one and i am waiting for it to come in. i'll let you guys know if i get that problem

  

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#17353, "RE: udp is it true?"
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my interior lights dim at idle (like at long stoplights). its only noticeable if i rev the engine over a grand, cuz thats when it brightens up a tad. my drivin lights havent changed, and my system still thumps(more like barnks)

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#17354, "RE: udp is it true?"
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No problems here, and I have avoltmeter, the voltage never drops to a low level. Love my UDP, well worth the money

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#17355, "RE: udp is it true?"
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See "Things We've Seen before" - this has been covered.

The charging voltage is electronically regulated. As long as the alternator spins and the ECU stays cool, the charging voltage will remain constant.

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