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Old 04-16-2022, 06:50 PM   #15
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My 2017 did this voltage drop thing and my 2022 is no different. If you are concerned, all you have to do is ramp up the load by turning on lights or heated seats. You should see the volt meter respond. Long ago, we replaced ammeters with volt meters, that is if you had something more than a light. A volt meter can tell you more about what is going on. With an ammeter, it is possible to be driving around on the battery and the meter would barely move past zero midpoint. It would move a bit when you turned on the headlights. Maybe you are not old enough to remember this stuff in the days before alternators.
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