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05-29-2019, 07:59 AM | #1 |
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Join Date: May 2014
Location: North Versailles, PA
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Lighting dims question
Here is the deal. I have had this car, which was rebuilt in the early '90's ('30 Tudor) for 11 years
Same problem since day one, so I will tell what I have done and tell me if it is normal. I have added ground wires to every light, including tailights. I have run a seperate ground to the generator and the starter ( a heavy braid on that). I have turned up the 6V generator so that it is now putting out 8-10amps at cruise, and -2 to -4 with headlights on. All lights at idle and cruise are fairly bright (I mean, you know what I mean). Output of gen is 6.8V. I have replaced the light switch with a new Snyders (excellent quality) unit. I have also completely gone over the wiring of the car and the joints are soldered and the wiring is according to the diagram. I have not changed the original cutout since the battery is always up. Battery is the second one and is about six years old, however I have had this problem since the beginning. Turn on the lights, but as soon as I hit the brakes, lights dim considerably. Also, with lights on (no brake lights yet), horn just says 'eeeeer', although I have a great horn without the lights on. So, question.... any suggestions? Or is this normal ops? Thanks for any reply |
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