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  1. usmcpatriot

    Voltmeter in Yellow

    I'm usually pretty good with mechanical, but electrics are my week point, and of course time.
  2. usmcpatriot

    Voltmeter in Yellow

    Ok, checked the truck today, and as per MarcusOreallyus, the situation in the diagram: I suspect for your truck what you will see is this (not using the push button): 24/12v (depending on whether you have done the resistor bypass) 12.07 volts 12v...
  3. usmcpatriot

    Voltmeter in Yellow

    I'll check the GP card, then GP relay, had a ST 58 relay from Napa back when, lets see. Thanks guys
  4. usmcpatriot

    Voltmeter in Yellow

    I changed the steering wheel way back when. So now I have to turn key to start. Guess that powers the system. Then just what I have been doing, so it worked that way, why change anything, I guess. The button I'm referring to is the manual glow plugs "button", if that helps? Thanks man.
  5. usmcpatriot

    Voltmeter in Yellow

    Sixty-five views, and no help. Just wondering is my post clear?
  6. usmcpatriot

    Voltmeter in Yellow

    After having the pleasure of not having too many issues with my M 1008 over the years, well that's over. Hopefully any you all can help. ok, here goes. Starting procedure is simple, turn key, GP light comes on, push manual GP button, till GP light goes off, push starter button, starter turns...
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