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Was under my POS M1028 and noticed that the frame is different than my 85 cucv frame. Where the cab mounts there are two ears that are connected to the frame with a bolt in cross member. Weird that the 83-84 had a lot of little differences. when they were supposed to have been the same.
I'm going to swap out another used alternator and see what happens. I do not trust the people down at advanced auto. I will report back later on in the day.
Now i have one in my drivers side alternator. This is not making sense. Advanced auto said it tested good. But when i have the wires hooked up and a test light from the negative to the battery it is still lighting up. What is weird is its not enough to pop a fuseable link.... So what gives? when...
Just swapped in another column that just came out of my red truck. It is doing the same thing. I took out my meter and checked all fuses and they are fine. One thing I did notice is when i turn the key to run I loose power at the steering column at the red wires. Does that sound right. It seems...
Ok just checked the ignition switch and there is power in the red wires. There are 2. One in the black connector and one in the blue connector. Both are live so I need a switch. Kinda odd both columns do not work.
no power in the fuse panel at all except lights. I switched out the column for a known good one. I need to find out what one or ones are the main wires to the panel. I have a hard time reading the manuals. I think the problem is somewhere in the firewall connection.
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