1998 Blazer ,dashlights pulsing ??
This could be due to the PCM's PWM control of the alternator. I have seen it on a few vehicles. Cleaning the grounds for the PCM & BCM helped, but others had to have the alternator rewired. I believe that someone posted the information on how to rewire the alternator for internal regulation instead of PWM control from the PCM a little bit ago.
It could eventually get worse to the point of affecting more things. Low voltage situations are not necessarily good for electrical equipment.
I have had a few cases where replacing the alternator did not help the condition so if you alternator tests good, it likely isn't the problem.
The easiest solution is to rewire the alternator to do away with the PWM control.
I have had a few cases where replacing the alternator did not help the condition so if you alternator tests good, it likely isn't the problem.
The easiest solution is to rewire the alternator to do away with the PWM control.
Sure could. I must have mis-read your post as I thought you had checked the battery, but now I see that you just checked the battery ground. Checking the connections to the battery would be a first step for any electrical type problem. Going one step further would be to check the connections at each end of the battery cables (both positive & negative).





