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I have a 2010 300 super that has a faulty voltage regulator. Does anyone have experience on doing a repair?
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it's fairly straight forward, just remove the plastics and snap in a new one.

be sure to test it before reassembly.

fighting the glovebox is the worst part of the job.
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If you don't do this a lot, take off the horncover, the glove box, and the floor. Then just route the wires to where they go and plug the new one in.
People who have done them more than once know hacks for some of the steps.
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