If all of your connections are clean(wire brush them shiny) then I'd suggest
you check your battery. Swap it out with another 12V car battery. Your bat
could have a shorted cell.
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On Aug 15, 2011, at 7:39 PM, Dana Scribner <dscrib2@hotmail.com> wrote:
> I have a changing problem and I wounder if someone can help me with it. I
did
> the GM alternator swap about a month ago. Everything has been working fine.
I
> could turn on my light, wiper, fan, radio all at the same time and
everything
> was nice & bright. Tiday when I turned on the light I ran negitive amps.
The
> alternator was putting out about 10 volts. All connection were clean & good.
A
> direct ground to the battery didn't make any difference. I put a meter on
the
> excitor wire and that showed it waqs working. All fuses are good. I took
the
> alternato9r out and had it checked and that was good. Ground on the
alternator
> goes directly to the battery, The other connection does to the white wire
> through a 30 amp fuse, which is good and the #2 wire goes to the black &
white
> wire from the old voltage regulator. I don't know what to check next or
what
> to look for. Anyone have any good ideas? Dana S1969 2000
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