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Took another ride up on the Blue Ridge Parkway today. Ran into a lot of fog and turned my lights on. (Its' very rare that I ever use my headlights).
I noticed that with my headlights on, my ammeter needle moved halfway to the -30 position and remained there all the time that the lights were on. When the lights were turned off, the needle went back to "0".
Does this mean that my generator cannot keep up? And what else may it say about my generator?
I noticed that with my headlights on, my ammeter needle moved halfway to the -30 position and remained there all the time that the lights were on. When the lights were turned off, the needle went back to "0".
Does this mean that my generator cannot keep up? And what else may it say about my generator?