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<blockquote data-quote="94gmsierra" data-source="post: 511554" data-attributes="member: 554754"><p>gauranteed its the battery had the same thing last week, its why your battery fried that you need to look into. Maybe you drew too much with your stereo,(to often) or starter that was my problem.(it was drwing 300A) even if your alt blows a diode, it will work but spike and fry a battery over time, get it all checked out somewhere else. I bet they checked to see if the battery was at 12v (bad cell check only) Oh ya, thats of course if everything shut down</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="94gmsierra, post: 511554, member: 554754"] gauranteed its the battery had the same thing last week, its why your battery fried that you need to look into. Maybe you drew too much with your stereo,(to often) or starter that was my problem.(it was drwing 300A) even if your alt blows a diode, it will work but spike and fry a battery over time, get it all checked out somewhere else. I bet they checked to see if the battery was at 12v (bad cell check only) Oh ya, thats of course if everything shut down [/QUOTE]
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