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'83 245 Electrical(?) problems 200 1983

posted by  hots64 on  Thu Apr 17 13:33 CST 2003
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Geez, if I pay attention to what I'm doing, it finally sinks in. Had the setup wrong on the multimeter. Anyway, got about 12.15 volts across the terminals. And I found the link you were talking about, someone replaced it already but with a 30a fuse. Not good?

So I again checked the AMM plug, but, alas, no readings at all on any of the wires, nil, nada, zilch. And I did it with the ignition on, as well as off. And two or three times, too. What do you think?

Regards,

Fletch in Grandview, Texas






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