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Old 10-31-2018, 07:25 PM   #1
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Laminated circuit plug question

I’m getting no juice to the plug wires 1&12 that feed into the laminated circuit and in turn feed the amp meter/ voltmeter can somebody tell me where they originate? Alternator, coil? I don’t know thanks for your help
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Old 10-31-2018, 08:20 PM   #2
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Re: Laminated circuit plug question

The wire from pin #1 originates at the truck's main power distribution point, which is a multi-wire factory splice located inside the wiring harness near the voltage regulator. The wire from pin #12 originates at the junction block on the passenger side fender near the battery.

Both of these wires are protected by 4 Amp inline fuses located near the origination points.

The factory fuse holders (if still in place) look like this:
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Re: Laminated circuit plug question

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The wire from pin #1 originates at the truck's main power distribution point, which is a multi-wire factory splice located inside the wiring harness near the voltage regulator. The wire from pin #12 originates at the junction block on the passenger side fender near the battery.

Both of these wires are protected by 4 Amp inline fuses located near the origination points.

The factory fuse holders (if still in place) look like this:
This usually the cause of a non functioning amp gauge.
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Old 11-02-2018, 12:26 AM   #4
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This usually the cause of a non functioning amp gauge.
Sure enough. I love when it’s only blown fuses! I’ve got the factory amp meter working now. It’s the little things. Thanks for your help and picture of the factory fuse fixture.
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