Reply to "Alternator Light always on"

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Originally posted by M!ke H.: if the ignition switch is off and you put power to the D+ (backfeeding) the light will come on, to me that means the ignition switch is going to ground when off. But there may be more to it than such a simple answer...

I am using the Pantera drawing of the ignition switch, my minor point is the switch should not be grounding, BUT you would measure very low resistance because of the multiple loads on the run side going to ground

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