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08-18-2002, 01:51 PM
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Looks more like a short to me !!!. Check all the wiring ...particularly the wirings to / from the dash.
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08-22-2002, 11:08 PM
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What year and model? Got to give information to get information. Having said that I would be thinking about the alternator. Depends on the year but unplugging it will tell you if it is the alternator or not cause the lights will go out if it is the alternator.
fasthair
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08-23-2002, 12:19 AM
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same thing happened when I left the rear passenger window down in the rain. The carpet and a wire bundle below got soaked. It kept happening for 2 days and stopped after I dried out the cables i.e it sounds like a short somewhere.
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1985 190D 2.2l Sold-to Brother-in-law 1996 Mustang 3.8l -"thinks it's a sports car" 1988 Grand Wagoneer - Sold (good home) 1995 Grand Cherokee Ltd -"What was I thinking??!!"
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08-23-2002, 06:21 AM
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I'm with fasthair here.
Check your alternator. Take care unplugging it with the battery connected. Is is possible to fry some components if you "jiggle" the connector on he way in or the way out. The rapid "power on - power off" situation blows the diodes. But my money's on an inernal short in the alternator. Not uncommon. Barry E200 wagon 1994 110,000 miles.
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