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    Gen 1 light on

    Ok so I checked the voltage at the plug (while unplugged) of drivers side alt and got 12.5 volts(when engine is off and on). Checked voltage with postive lead on large red wire on back of drivers side alt and negative lead on front battery (-) post I'm getting 25 Volts (with engine off and on)...
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    Gen 1 light on

    I was getting the same 12.5 at the front battery that I got when the engine was not running. Just to confirm, the next step I should take is to put the positive lead from my multimeter on the drivers side alt with the negative lead on the front battery negative post? What voltage should I be...
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    Gen 1 light on

    Multimeter is reading 12.5-12.7 on both batteries Gen 2 post is reading 25.5 Gen 1 post is also reading 25.5 (thought it was supposed to be 12?) Gen 1 light stays on very bright, Voltmeter in truck stays in yellow. any ideas on what is wrong here?
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