Technician A says that battery cells that require frequent topping up is an indication of over-charging.Technician B says that voltage regulators should not be set above 14.1 volts on many current trucks.Who is correct?

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Both statements by Technician A and Technician B are correct. Frequent topping up of battery cells can indeed indicate overcharging, as overcharging leads to excessive water loss through electrolysis. For Technician B, setting voltage regulators not above 14.1 volts on many current trucks is a good practice to prevent overcharging and ensure the electrical system's longevity.

Technician a Says That Battery Cells That Require Frequent Topping