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> electrical gremlin issue
orbit398
post May 18 2016, 10:28 AM
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Have a 74 model. Just about done with the restoration project and have an electrical gremlin issue going on. Just starting to drive the car around and really liking it. So it’s all new to me at this point.

Sometimes everything works just like it supposed to (all gauges, blinders, lights etc). And then, the next time I go for a drive, I have issues.

Symptoms: When there are issues - I start the car and the voltage gauge reads nothing, the red voltage light is on in the dash indicating there is a charging issue. Also, the blinkers don't work. If I turn on the blinkers, the rpm gauge and fuel gauge needles pulsate/drop each time the blinkers try to come on. The blinkers really don’t come on, but it seems that each time the gauges needles drop a bit, it’d be when the blinkers are supposed to come on, if you know what I mean.

So- what the heck is going on. Faulty Blinker relay or Voltage Regulator?
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post May 18 2016, 08:58 PM
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I have had similar symptoms to that when I popped fuse #8 (I think it was). But the stuff didn't come back to life on its own, so that's probably not exactly the same thing. But yeah, that's one circuit's worth of problems, so concentrate on the fuse and the connections to the fuse and to the fuse holder.

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