This may have been previously mentioned but thought it might be new to some.
Easy way to move to a voltmeter if that is your preference.
Larry
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I don't notice the green tint to the lettering and indicator.
If I had my preferance, I like Volt over Amp for operational status
If I had my preferance, I like Volt over Amp for operational status
Perfect timing , i need to purchase this, my amp meter goes crazy at times, close to fitting a new altenator, so this is a must for me thanks for posting it.
An amp meter that goes, as you put it, crazy, may well be doing so because the connections on the back of the gauge have become loose. This can be a high electrical resistance problem that results in high heat and fire in its worst outcome. Please check the connections on the back of your amp gauge.
Make sure to prevent the amp gauge studs from rotating when you tighten nuts or you can damage the internal wiring
Larry
Make sure to prevent the amp gauge studs from rotating when you tighten nuts or you can damage the internal wiring
Larry
Larry
Is the voltmeter "conversion" being sold by a community member? Somebody we know?
Is the voltmeter "conversion" being sold by a community member? Somebody we know?
quote:Is the voltmeter "conversion" being sold by a community member? Somebody we know?
As the topic title noted, these are being offered by Hall Pantera.
I see this question was posted late at night, George. Us older guys need to get to bed early before our daily quota of thinking clearly has been all used up.
And yes, I too have been confused by postings until I realized the missing info was "hidden" in the topic title.
This getting older stuff can be difficult at times.
But it still beats the alternative.
Larry