Sorry about the delay... Ended up having to do some work on my truck... Anyway, no noticeable drop in voltage when pressing the brakes or turning on hazards.
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Re: Voltage drop in reverse?
Sorry about the delay... Ended up having to do some work on my truck... Anyway, no noticeable drop in voltage when pressing the brakes or turning on hazards.
Re: Voltage drop in reverse?
I'll check those all out. Thanks guys! @Mudderoy I'll check that in a a few minutes when I drive home from work. I haven't noticed a drop though with that. I will check though
Re: Voltage drop in reverse?
I'll definitely check those out. Both my reverse lights go on so I don't think it's a short... maybe the NSS though. I'll be working on it this weekend so I'll let you guys know :D
Voltage drop in reverse?
Not sure if this is an electrical problem or mechanical so feel free to move my post. At idle I have a steady 14 or so volts, same in neutral and drive, 3 and 1-2. but whne I drop it into reverse it...