alternator/volmeter problems
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#17
Yeah like drinking heavily
Ouch sorry to hear about that. Will your NAPA guy take it back- maybe?
J!
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Your voltmeter should simply be hooked up between any 12V point in your system like the alternator, battery, ignition switch and ground. It would be better to connect your voltmeter to a switched source (ignition ON) of 12V. This is because the meter requires a very small amount of power to operate and will eventually drain your battery because it is operating while your truck is turned OFF. It sounds like to me that were hooking it up between the alternator output and the battery which is essentially the same point electrically so it will indeed read 0 volts.
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