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Old 10-09-2007, 02:35 AM
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Default Re: Voltage reading

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Originally Posted by H2 007
Just saw this, and thought I'd ask if your seeing this on your '08.

The voltage reads 14+ when you first start it, but then after you drive a while it drops down to about 13+ or so from what I can tell (it's to the left of the center of the 14V hash mark).

Don't seem to notice any electrical issues at all, and took it on a 200 mile drive Saturday and it would go up to 14, then back down again after driving.

I don't recall if it's been doing this all along, or if I just noticed it the other day.

Curious to see if this is normal or somethings up. Here are some pics. The first is after it's first started, and the second is while driving.



Mine does the same thing. I've not noticed any electrical issues other than a chaffed wire from the factory that cooked my BCM or PCM...some module....LOL....chaffed fixed and all is well.
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