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  1. Mogman

    M998 VOLT GAUGE GOES LOW DURING KICKDOWN

    It has the correct wiring for a 200A
  2. Mogman

    M998 VOLT GAUGE GOES LOW DURING KICKDOWN

    Also what model truck?
  3. Mogman

    M998 VOLT GAUGE GOES LOW DURING KICKDOWN

    Post a pic of the top of the engine/alt
  4. Mogman

    M998 VOLT GAUGE GOES LOW DURING KICKDOWN

    The belts "look" like they have play? ether they are tight or not, this is of course checked with the engine not running and should have already been checked as part of normal maintenance, it is perfectly normal for the belts to "jump" up and down while running. Yes they can slip but it seems...
  5. Mogman

    M998 VOLT GAUGE GOES LOW DURING KICKDOWN

    Do you have any other electrical issues? Any other gauges not reading correctly or intermittent? You may also want to clean the inst. panel ground, it is located behind the inst. panel, it is a bolt through the firewall that has wires attached both sides so you need to clean the connections...
  6. Mogman

    M998 VOLT GAUGE GOES LOW DURING KICKDOWN

    That is an odd one! Check all the connections on the reg and the ground to the alt. I assume all the belts are in good shape and tight.
  7. Mogman

    M998 VOLT GAUGE GOES LOW DURING KICKDOWN

    What do you mean by "kickdown"?
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