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Re: Voltmeter or Ammeter
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Posted by Don-Wi on December 17, 2006 at 21:48:02 from (152.163.100.74):
In Reply to: Voltmeter or Ammeter posted by Aaron Ford on December 17, 2006 at 18:27:09:
I'm with Gerald. Go with the ammeter. if the voltage meter were so much better, newer tractors with alternators would have had them. tractors like the 285 and newer still use ammeters instead of volt meters. And by his description of the volt meter in his truck, i'm guessing he has a late 80's early 90's F-series like me. I drive an 88 F150 and the only time I noticed a difference in my voltage reading was after my alternator went out. I could tell that much by the headlights being dimmed. If it had an ammeter, i probably could have been able to tell when the alt. was starting to go. Donovan from Wisconsin
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