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I was shocked they were all still there! Unfortunately sand and salt between the number plates wore away most of the number paint.
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Good point, I'll check. I'm not looking for accuracy per se, since I have the humor of a teenager. It'll either be 69 or 17.
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Can anyone tell me what the number placard is called? I want to get some numbers for it, but never really knew what this is officially called or what it means. Probably one of the hundred or so things I was curious about but never asked anyone when I was in.
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I have the solenoid wires and batteries disconnected, measuring from the wire to a solid ground in the engine bay.
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It's an isolated ground unit, the charging system is working fine according to the meter. There's a very slight reading of continuity at the blue wire, but I haven't checked it for resistance, not sure what the resistance should be if I did. My glow plug controller card is new. Ouch$$$
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Interestingly, there's a tiny bit of continuity from the blue wire to ground with the card pulled and the wire disconnected from the solenoid.
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Thank you for your straightforward response and diagnosis steps. I'll give it a shot tomorrow and report back.
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I recently bought my 1986 M1008 and it immediately started draining the batteries. I have verified that my alternators are good. The passenger side is fairly new and the driver's side was replaced with one from NAPA. Both batteries are new Group 31, though I had my back battery fail and not sure...