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Old 10-15-2013, 02:26 PM   #1
Longhorn 70
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Weird charging issue. Have to rev over 3K to show charging.

I have done a few searches to find this or a similar issue on the board. No luck. So here goes. My truck runs well. It has an alternator with external regulator. The gauge shows it charges fine ONLY if I rev it over 3000 once per driving session. After I shut it off and restart the truck, it doesn't show charging on the ammeter until I go over 3000 RPM. I have checked grounds, the meter, ignition switch, alternator (2 of them), changed the regulator made battery cables out of 00 cable and soldered the ends on and replaced the fusible link. What am I overlooking?
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