cschastain2

Your EXCELLENT!!!! I’ll have to do further research, but I think the entire Top/Roof with 4 Bluetooth Speakers and 2 LED overhead lights (The whole top) is dropping off, I presume through the Relay or Bus? Wonder if I added another bus and/or found an increased Amp relay and put the top on its own Bus, if that might solve the issue? Because with the OEM dual batteries I would think after only 3-4 minutes the issue is not the batteries going down..,it’s a bus or relay problem overheating with the A/C on the same circuit? Or maybe if I added a custom Alternator to the vehicle to supplement the Stator? Rick’s Motorsports Electrics, I think can rebuild the Stator to a higher output, do you have any other sources or thoughts?

With the Defender’s A/C on and the 3 Roof light bars on...The lights are turning off after 3-4 minutes? When you turn the ignition off and back on the lights will work again but only for 3-4 minutes. The Dealership says the OEM Stator puts out 850 Volts and 70 Watts and I would need at least a 1000 watt stator. (Original stator puts out 850 Watts at 70amps) ...The dealer thinks a higher output stator is the solution? Rick’s MOTORSPORTS Electrics can rebuild your OEM Stator to the higher output... or Is there a higher Output Alternator available and if so would I still need a higher output Stator or would a higher output Alternator fix this problem? Additionally, could it be just a higher output relay is needed (or possibly all these components need to be upgraded?) I’m confused as to what the solution is? Can anyone help on this? The Can-Am dealership doesn’t seem to know how to help me? My vehicle was purchased on July 4, 2020, is brand new...This was noticed at the time of pickup around September 15, it’s now October 13th and I still don’t have my machine. (Almost 4 months from purchase)