voltage low in reverse
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Hi everybody
I have a little problem with my 00 jimmy the voltage drop down when I shift to reverse its become 9 to 10 volt and become rough running but at D or N everything is OK.
Thank you
I have a little problem with my 00 jimmy the voltage drop down when I shift to reverse its become 9 to 10 volt and become rough running but at D or N everything is OK.
Thank you
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yes both reverse lights work, I forget to inform that my car have dual electric fan for radiator and 2 more for ac condenser.
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It hardly makes sense You're having such a voltage drop and no fuse blowns or wires burned. That drop may be normal while cranking only. So either You have such a drop, because Your battery is dead (how is Your starter cranking btw? All good?) or You have some grounding connection problem. Check with a voltmeter connected directly to a battery if You have such a drop for real.
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Start with checking into Your underhood fuse box if none of the fuses has been altered.
It hardly makes sense You're having such a voltage drop and no fuse blowns or wires burned. That drop may be normal while cranking only. So either You have such a drop, because Your battery is dead (how is Your starter cranking btw? All good?) or You have some grounding connection problem. Check with a voltmeter connected directly to a battery if You have such a drop for real.
It hardly makes sense You're having such a voltage drop and no fuse blowns or wires burned. That drop may be normal while cranking only. So either You have such a drop, because Your battery is dead (how is Your starter cranking btw? All good?) or You have some grounding connection problem. Check with a voltmeter connected directly to a battery if You have such a drop for real.
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