Amp Meter bounce

montanapanteraMember

Thanks for all the info, installed a brass shim and took care of the issue. Had tried many other things like looking for bad ground and making sure all other connections were tight, but the shim worked and cost me $3.50 at ace hardware. Went with a 0.064" thick and 0.5 wide piece cut to size (about 1-inch long), drilled proper holes to fit over brass bolts, placed above the first set of nuts, reassembled per specs (steel washer, copper lock washer, brass nut). Started car and it fell right on + of the zero mark and not a bounce.

2/3/207:27 AM

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