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Originally posted by Taasman:
Hook a volt meter to your battery and turn everything on...your lights, heater defrost ect. With the meter connected to read volts, you should still be charging the battery...around 14 volts. If the meter shows a draw...less than 12 volts, then your discharging the battery and that would indicate a voltage regulator problem within the alternator. Make sure you have good clean battery connections as well. I suspect an alternator problem, or dirty battery connection.
Yep. Also check to see if you see drastic changes in the voltage... it should hold pretty steady.
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