Voltage Gauge going nutty - Alternator Re-Wire to Voltage Reference
So did this cure your bouncing system voltage?
I will copy this post into the Article Submission/Discussion section in a bit (a little busy at the moment). In the mean time, I did take and include the thumb & link to full res image into the post body for each of the attachments.
I will copy this post into the Article Submission/Discussion section in a bit (a little busy at the moment). In the mean time, I did take and include the thumb & link to full res image into the post body for each of the attachments.
The voltage is much more stable now, I don't have the issue with the turn signals or any random voltage drops when sitting at a light or anything. But I have to figure out what is causing the transmission to not shift until the voltage drops to like the 1/4 mark on the voltage gauge. On hard acceleration the trans wont shift, then you'll see the voltage gauge drop to the 1/4 mark, trans will then shift and voltage gauge will go back to normal.
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