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DC amp meter on dash - Gus Rodriguez - 03-21-2008 06:55 Thanks to everyone for their input. I have replaced both alternators with new ones. When I start the bus, I get about 14.2 on the dc volt meter on the dash. I initially get about 100 amps on the ampmeter on the dash but drops off slowly to almost 0 in 3 to 4 seconds. Any ideas? All information is greatly appreciated. Gus 89PT40 8V92T Houston, Tx DC amp meter on dash - antique405@... - 03-21-2008 08:22 Gus. That can be normal with good batteries that are fully charged. Try turning the heaters on to put a load on the system. That should put a load on the batteries and cause the alternators toincrease output.
Paul Downey
Versailles Ky
83 PT 35
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