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M929a2 battery drain
Most all parts can be found thru local sources in the link below. If you need something specific that isn't available locally let me know. I have a parts trucks. https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1-6vGwwEsD-flXsMFBn7VomUUJDuk_aG_to5pzHqzkBc/edit?usp=drivesdk- simp5782
- Post #23
- Forum: M939 series 5 ton trucks
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M929a2 battery drain
Or cut the one 5 wire and cap it. Since it's your draw.- simp5782
- Post #18
- Forum: M939 series 5 ton trucks
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M929a2 battery drain
Yes. Any testing should be done with it disconnected- simp5782
- Post #10
- Forum: M939 series 5 ton trucks
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M929a2 battery drain
That wire 568 let's power go from where 15,5,568,5b all meet to the alternator telling it to charge. However it has a diode to only let power go to the alternator. If it's bad it is letting power from from the alternator to bleed across- simp5782
- Post #8
- Forum: M939 series 5 ton trucks
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M929a2 battery drain
Yes. At the alternator. Remove wire 568 and check your voltage at D. Assuming you have the stock alternator. If you don't this wire should be taped up. This is an exciter wire that has a diode in it.- simp5782
- Post #6
- Forum: M939 series 5 ton trucks
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M929a2 battery drain
Pull the starter switch out and see if wire 5 at the pcb drops the power. If no we will chase the voltage at the circuit breakers. Diagrams below- simp5782
- Post #4
- Forum: M939 series 5 ton trucks
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M929a2 battery drain
Pop the cover on the pcb. It just snaps on. See if you have power on the bottom solenoid on the small posts. This turns the solenoid on. Just to check if you have or Don't have a bad battery switch that is allowing that solenoid to stay on- simp5782
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- Forum: M939 series 5 ton trucks