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Mad Scientists

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Posted: April 28, 2005 at 8:10 PM / IP Logged

put down the meter and use a test light for power checking.. the meter doesn't load the circuit enough to really determine what's going on in this situation. If you want, hook up the meter to read that 4 volts, then while the meter is still attached probe the terminal with the test light. I suspect that the voltage will go away once you load the circuit.

Jim

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draggindakota

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Posted: May 02, 2005 at 9:35 AM / IP Logged

This may be way off base, but you said you were re-wiring your alarm right? What about the starter kill relay? If you unhooked this that could be why it's not starting. As far as the other electrical issues go, I would have to agree. It sounds like a connection problem between the relocated battery & the factory electrical. Is this a second battery or just the main unit relocated?

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