#DODGE SYMPTOMS OF LOW VOLTAGE RAM PRESSURE FUEL GENERATOR#
The following factors may affect generator and battery performance: Recharge/maintain the battery's state of charge.Supply the current necessary to operate the vehicle's originally equipped electrical devices (loads).These are normal operating characteristics of a vehicle electrical system and no repairs should be attempted unless a proven fault has been diagnosed.ĭuring normal driving conditions, when engine speed is above 1000 RPM, the generator is designed to do two things: These characteristics may be more noticeable with customer added electrical accessories, or with a discharged battery. Please discard Corporate Bulletin Number 02-06-03-008C (Section 06 - Engine).Īny vehicle may have a low voltage display (if equipped with gauges), lights that dim at stop lights, slow cranking, no start, low generator output at idle or dim lights at idle when electrical loads are heavy at idle or under slow driving or infrequent usage conditions. This bulletin is being revised to add the 2009 model year. Models: 1990-2009 GM Passenger Cars and Light Duty Trucks (including Saturn) Subject: Low Voltage Display on IP Gauge, Lights Dim at Stop Lights, Battery Discharged, No Start, Slow Cranking, Dim Lights at Idle, Low Generator Output #02-06-03-008D: Low Voltage Display on IP Gauge, Lights Dim at Stop Lights, Battery Discharged, No Start, Slow Cranking, Dim Lights at Ilde, Low Generator Output - (Jul 21, 2008) I would definitely start measuring the output there, and make sure that all the ground is properly connected. If you have one of those that shows the voltage without the engine running, then check your gauge for a bad resistor on the dash panel. The low voltage may be indicative of issues with your alternator. Oluseun, with the engine running the gauge should measure the output of your alternator.
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