2006 mega cab 2500 charging issue
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2006 mega cab 2500 charging issue
when I first start my truck this winter the amp guage reads 12 then 30 seconds later is at 14. while I idle it will go up and down and when its down the fan blower slows down and if my lights are on they dim. I hear this is normal? My first winter so this could be normal. Does anyone have the same problem and any answers?
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Welcome to DTR!
What you've described is normal for our truck, and it's the grid heater cycling on and off. It's a bit annoying at first, but you get use to it after awhile.
Don't forget to fill in your signature so we know what you're running. It'll help with any questions in the future.
What you've described is normal for our truck, and it's the grid heater cycling on and off. It's a bit annoying at first, but you get use to it after awhile.
Don't forget to fill in your signature so we know what you're running. It'll help with any questions in the future.
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My truck pulls to the left even after I had the alignment done. I hear that most of these trucks do that. 4 wheel parts say they have a solution to replace a pert to be able to adjust the camber by replacing the ball joint. Any Thoughts?
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My truck has never pulled to the left, and I don't remember having read about it being an issue. You may want to ask the question in a new thread since other members may not see this question since the topic started off as a charging issue.
Without filling out your signature with details about your truck it's also a guessing game on our part. Have you checked your tires for uneven pressure or wear? Does your truck have any suspension mods?
I would also recommend using the search function. There's a lot of great information and history on this board, and there's a good chance many of your questions have already been discussed.
Good luck getting your problem resolved.
Without filling out your signature with details about your truck it's also a guessing game on our part. Have you checked your tires for uneven pressure or wear? Does your truck have any suspension mods?
I would also recommend using the search function. There's a lot of great information and history on this board, and there's a good chance many of your questions have already been discussed.
Good luck getting your problem resolved.
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Welcome to DTR!
What you've described is normal for our truck, and it's the grid heater cycling on and off. It's a bit annoying at first, but you get use to it after awhile.
Don't forget to fill in your signature so we know what you're running. It'll help with any questions in the future.
What you've described is normal for our truck, and it's the grid heater cycling on and off. It's a bit annoying at first, but you get use to it after awhile.
Don't forget to fill in your signature so we know what you're running. It'll help with any questions in the future.
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