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94 GMC Sierra Low Voltage


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medic43 
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 I am going to install a BOA 165 R/S on a 94 GMC Sierra but it always seems to start and maintain a low voltage condition until it warms up alittle. I don't know what is causing this - alternator replaced twice and always seems to test as ok off the vehicle. Any ideas as this unit uses vehicle voltage to disconnect the starter after the vehicle starts...
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How low, is low?
medic43 
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It will run from what looks like 10 volts to maybe 12 or so. It is hard to tell by the dash gauge. I thought maybe it was the gauge, but if I just fire up the truck and drive off, the lights will dim and get bright  and dim again for a couple of minutes to 10 minutes depending on the temp. So far the low voltage light has not come on.

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