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Ampmeter vs Voltmeter again... 1800 1972

posted by  Phil S. on  Mon Apr 11 11:39 CST 2016
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I've owned something like 18 cars over 45 years (not counting parts cars), and I don't remember any of them having an ammeter or voltmeter. This is the one case where I think an idiot light tells you all you need to know while driving. If it does show a problem, it's time to get out the multimeter and find out what the trouble is, but I don't need to have a meter installed in the dash.






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