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05 5.9, no voltage,again?
Here we are cruising down I-5 outside Salem Oregon when the check gauges light comes on. The voltmeter was reading 8v. I pulled into an auto zone they did a test and the alternator was supposedly bad. I replaced the alternator and we cruised down till we hit Medford and the same thing happened. I doubt that it is an alternator issue; can this be a re-flash the CPU issue, or what? Thank you Pete |
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