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<blockquote data-quote="Blunt" data-source="post: 1566367" data-attributes="member: 562763"><p>do the big 3 and if that dont fix it then you need a bigger alt. another battery will get oyu by till it gets drained low enough to start dimming the lights and then your alt will work overtime to charge both batts. Not to mention that since your batteries are different the internal resistance will kill them slowly over time. No isolater make sure the batts are the same model/brand.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Blunt, post: 1566367, member: 562763"] do the big 3 and if that dont fix it then you need a bigger alt. another battery will get oyu by till it gets drained low enough to start dimming the lights and then your alt will work overtime to charge both batts. Not to mention that since your batteries are different the internal resistance will kill them slowly over time. No isolater make sure the batts are the same model/brand. [/QUOTE]
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