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Thread: Amp meter connections?

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11-24-2006, 17:09

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Banshee365

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Amp meter connections?

My charge meter hasn't worked since I got the truck. I decided to take it out of the dash today and put a load meter on the connector to see if there's a charge coming though, I know the generator works because the batteries havn't died. Any-who... Is there only supposed to be one connection with the waterproof connector or is there a ground also? There's a post and nut on the back of the gauge that's not hooked up to anything. I'd think there would have to be a ground on for it to work.

BTW, I tried to look it up in the manuals but they seem to be taken down, will they be back up? Thanks guys.

-Kelly

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