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agree, it sounds like your voltage is low - guessing have to jump start it periodically? 59 should be generator /12 volt system. Start by checking your battery voltage before and after running. Should be approx.12 volts not running and 12.5 -13.5 running with some throttle. Let us know what readings you get. After that clean battery posts, remove ground from chasis and scrap for good contact and refasten, test battery. Recheck with voltmeter - after that your down to the regulator and generator.
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If it was mine I'd check grounds and volts. The battery volts should be 12.6 volts on battery (2.1v per cell) and 13.5 to 14.5 with engine running. On My 54 I ran a internal reg alt. from brand "Ch$%y". It was avalible and easy to wire. Let us know what you find out. Kurt G. Y-blocks rule.
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agree, it sounds like your voltage is low - guessing have to jump start it periodically? 59 should be generator /12 volt system. Start by checking your battery voltage before and after running. Should be approx.12 volts not running and 12.5 -13.5 running with some throttle. Let us know what readings you get. After that clean battery posts, remove ground from chasis and scrap for good contact and refasten, test battery. Recheck with voltmeter - after that your down to the regulator and generator.
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the truck has been converted to alternator...also the wiring is a mess...ie dash lights on continuosly, dome light, cigar lighter disconnected...back lights not working at all...am going to replace regulator and rewire whole truck that way it will be done right...from a wiring diagram i got off ebay...BTW anyone need a copy of the wiring diagram e-mail me and i'll send you a copy...it covers 6 and 8 cylinder trucks