Weird electrical glitch
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04-09-2006, 17:48
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Weird electrical glitch
This evening, while driving from Salt Lake City to Las Vegas, I
had a strange electrical phenomenon take place. I was cruising at 75mph, just crested a 6% grade, engine temp was around 200 deg F, and suddenly I hear a beeping noise coming from my Trace inverter remote controls, a "High Batter Voltage" alarm. I checked the dash gauges and found that the alternator amp gauge was pegged at 300 amps and the DC Volts Coach and DC Volts Engine were pegged at 16 volts. This condition lasted for maybe 15 seconds. I pulled off at the next exit ramp and inspected the inverters and the alternator and load center wiring at the rear of the coach - no obvious problems existed. The sun was setting so I got back in the coach, started her up, and turned on the headlights only to notice that I lost my driving lights. This seems to be the only issue I've noticed thus far. We then motored down I-15 to Las Vegas using the high beams. The next 200 miles were non-eventful. Any ideas on what could have happened? TIA, David Brady '02 LXi, Smokey Va |
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Weird electrical glitch - David Brady - 04-09-2006 17:48
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