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<blockquote data-quote="AnthonyO" data-source="post: 8744408" data-attributes="member: 563887"><p>There was one guy that was talking about a grey effect test. Using a test light on the alternator plugs. Plugged in to the exciter wire. Crank the vehicle and test light should go out and then come back on. Then wiggle the connector and or wires to see if the light goes out. If the light goes out voila. Apparently, that’s how the guy figured out his problem.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="AnthonyO, post: 8744408, member: 563887"] There was one guy that was talking about a grey effect test. Using a test light on the alternator plugs. Plugged in to the exciter wire. Crank the vehicle and test light should go out and then come back on. Then wiggle the connector and or wires to see if the light goes out. If the light goes out voila. Apparently, that’s how the guy figured out his problem. [/QUOTE]
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