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its stayin steady on the amp gauge.. sits around left of the 1st line to the rite.

it could be my meter tho.. i have 2 of them. but there the cheapos. i have to find a good meter to grab..

becuse as i read your post. iam thinking.. if its hooked to battery.. it shouldnt go below 12 volts or what ever the battery is at.. and the meter was goin from 2 volts peaking to 16ish..

been running it nothing blew up yet lol ..

will update once i get a better meter or a new one ..
Are you talking about a testing meter with a digital readout?
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Are you talking about a testing meter with a digital readout?
my bad.. yes.... multi meter.
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my bad.. yes.... multi meter.
Digital mutimeter readings tends jump around a lot sometimes.....try holding test leads steady as possible.
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Digital mutimeter readings tends jump around a lot sometimes.....try holding test leads steady as possible.
i used jb weld to put them on the wires to the battery... it didnt help..
ill have to hit the parts store for some of that steady lube. i seen it on sale for 3 bucks a tube.. hope it works
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