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Forget the A & E wires.
Pull the T-connector out and measure the voltage in the two wires that end in the Tee. Put voltmeter black wire on negative battery post. Put red wire in T-connector. One of the wires should have 12V. If not, you have a wiring problem.
Posted on: 2012/8/8 9:27
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Oh I see, alright just checked it and it says 0.38 so that means a different issue?
Posted on: 2012/8/8 9:46
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It sure does.
Posted on: 2012/8/8 18:30
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Turned out it was the alternator, the rotor was busted.
Thanks for your help mate!
Posted on: 2012/8/10 4:00
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