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Yea, I have been down this road, actually never...
Yea, I have been down this road, actually never got back from down it :lol:
I have done as much as I can think of to negate the issue and it persists. Down and dirty method would be to hook 1/0...
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08-05-2015, 07:52 AM
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Fans are not OEM wired with half voltage/three...
Fans are not OEM wired with half voltage/three relay
Relay for each, PCM triggers high or low based on temps. IMO when fans and pumps are running, battery is discharging.
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Nothing close to factory anymore. Battery...
Nothing close to factory anymore.
Battery in trunk, engine/alternator share a large 1/0 ground to chassis. Starting isn't an issue so I feel ground is fine engine to chassis.
When fans kick...
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08-04-2015, 02:32 PM
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Alternator has a 1/0 wire to battery, battery has...
Alternator has a 1/0 wire to battery, battery has a 1/0 to starter stud, accessory relay panel has 1/0 to starter stud, alternator housing has 1/0 to chassis ground, battery ground has 1/0 to chassis...
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08-04-2015, 01:30 PM
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Alternator Voltage Sensing
CS144 alternator, in a 95 LT1 car.
Can I take the DC voltage sensing lead and run it to the battery post? From everything I have come across this seems perfectly doable.
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