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anyone know how these things work?
it has +A and +B large power connections on it. any electricians out there? i can post a photo later tonight if needed |
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IIRC... an amp meter has to go in the line between the alternator and the battery. On a 914 that would involve major rewiring.
Someone correct me if I am wrong..... |
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