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A heavy gauge metal conductor attached at battery posts. Red is positive, black is negative.
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Technique to test an alternator - fact or fiction?
A friend explained that the following is a simple way to test an alternator to see if it is working:
Turn on the vehicle.
While it is running, carefully remove one of the 12V battery leads.
See if t …
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