[DML] Re: Goofy electrical stuff
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Have the battery and the alternator tested. Clean ALL the "big"
connections and grounds. Do the bulkhead connectors that go through
into the ignition coil cover on the right side pontoon. Make sure to
do the grounds on the front left radiator support. It is most likely a
corroded electrical connection or a combination of several.
David Teitelbaum
vin 10757 



--- In dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "painterdave72" <painterdave72@xxxx>
wrote:
> 
> 
> Hey all just wondering if anyone can give me some insight into
this... I am 
> having some goofy electrical problems... When i am driving my car at
night 
> and sitting at a stop light and the fans come on the volts drop
dramatically 
> down to about ten or nine or so.. so much that sometimes the radio
actually 
> cuts off.. I have a new 150 amp alternator from specialtauto and a
couple 
> month old battery and just installed all new relay upgrades this
weekend.. I 
> also notice that when my turn signal is on the tach goes up and down
slightly 
> with it... and good lord the door locks take an incredible amount of
electricity 
> to lock and unlock... which also causes the tach to jump for some
reason... 
> any insight would be helpful.. i do have to check the battery volts
as per John 
> Herveys suggestion yet.. Thanks. Dave..








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