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Is the alternator in 3.6L e-torque JLUR variable or fixed?

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I know the 3.6L eTorque does not have IBS (which are on non eTorque models). I’m wiring a Redarc battery charger for the AAL on board air system.
The instructions have two input trigger options : option 1 standard which is fixed voltage or temperature compensating alternators. Option 2 is for variable voltage alternators.
Which do I have? How can I tell?
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I know the 3.6L eTorque does not have IBS (which are on non eTorque models). I’m wiring a Redarc battery charger for the AAL on board air system.
The instructions have two input trigger options : option 1 standard which is fixed voltage or temperature compensating alternators. Option 2 is for variable voltage alternators.
Which do I have? How can I tell?
Did you ever get this sorted out? I'm planning a similar install and can't figure it out.
 
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Did you ever get this sorted out? I'm planning a similar install and can't figure it out.
Nope. You’d think it would be an easy answer from someone who knows this stuff.
 
 



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