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Alternator charging problem

stanz

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Recently upgraded my 68 Roadrunner for electronic system and replaced wiring harness, but I am having problems with the charging fluxuating with RPM's I mounted a new VR QS 8313 and replaced alternator with a Duralast DL75334 to increase amps, but cannot get it to stay steady. I was wondering how to make sure wiring is connected correctly, blue wire to positive side brush fld clip and green wire to the ground side fld clip? HUMMMMMM

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Both field terminals need to be isolated from ground with the solid state regulator you're using.
 
It actually doesn't matter if they are both isolated from the case.
But why does my voltage still goes up and down with my RPM's up to 13.5 when I raise over 2000 and 10 volts at idle 800 or so RPM's
 
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