[DML] Re: Orlando Owner Seeking Help... Ahh!

["David Teitelbaum" <jtrealty@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Since you say you just bought a new alternator from SpecialT you have
paid for the right to call him and pick his brains for a solution.
This doesn't mean his alternator is the cause of the problems (it is
very possibly the wiring in your car) but he will (should) help you
get the alternator to work. He knows best what it takes to make his
parts work right in your car so he is your "best" source for help. If
he can't help then try the list for suggestions. I figure it will turn
out to be bad/dirty connections between the battery, frame, starter,
and alternator. After all is said and done that will turn out to be
the root of your problems and maybe your old alternator was not bad.
BTW the gauge on the dash reads volts, not amps.
David Teitelbaum
vin 10757 


--- In dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "motox45" <motox45@xxxx> wrote:
> Hey thanks to anyone who can help me :) Ok heres my problem i just 
> got a new alternator from specialTauto the 150 amp, put it in 
> correctly followed the instructions the whole 9 yards including 
> putting in the new bulb... OK so i charged my battery fully and 
> started the car my apmage thing was and went compltely down and when 
> i would give it some gas it would go up to about 10 amps then just 
> drop back down.



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