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Welcome to the site and follow the above link to get the manuals. The -20 has a huge 70 odd page trouble shooting section. It will walk you through how to check every part of what is causing your troubles.
I agree it is a load somewhere on the system. However, it could very possibly be a bad voltage regulator as well on one of the alternators. I think it is glow plug related, but just wanted to mention what to check next if you find everything ok.
Check the metal lines running along the engine valley between the pump and the filter for rust holes. Check al the metal lines from the tank up actually.
The back light for the gauges are a completly different problem. Except for 1 wire. The ground for the dash lights and about 20 other things on the truck is bolted to the top of the parking brake pedal bracket. Crawl under there, remove the bolt, clean the metal and make sure that ground is...
What are you getting for voltages at each battery with the truck running and everything hooked up?
Is the red wire at the bolt post on the back of ALT 2 always hot with 12V?
It seems to me that your truck wiring is ok. That means no matter what autozone said, you have a problem in your...
I am not an expert of glow plugs either. However, you fail to mention when you tell everybody about how bad the 60G's are a few things. Such as you are running 50% or more non diesel fuel in your truck, you had intermittent power problems recently with your engine and you posted something...
They didn't start it, but it sure looks like the V and the gun truck were part of the huge brush fire the pyrotechnics for the show did start on Saturday in my picture below. 4 hour delay while around 20 fire trucks put it out.
The passenger side alternator charges the rear battery. That is ALT 2.
With the plug on the alternator un plugged. You should have 12 volts on the red wire with the key on or off. The brown wire should be 0 with the key off and 12 volts with the key on. If you are getting that, the problem...
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