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Dash idiot lights

I have a 5FGC15. The lights for the air cleaner and the charging lights are staying on all the time. I tracedthe wires from the vacuum switch to the dash and those wires are good. I at a loss as to reason why that light stays on.. On the charging light I checked voltage when unit is running and at idle it is only putting out 12.2 volts but when you rev it up the voltage will climb to 13.8 volts>. I checked the crank volts of battery and it is good. Any help is very much appreciated
  • Posted 30 Aug 2023 01:36
  • By renchr01
  • joined 27 Jun'23 - 2 messages
  • Maryland, United States

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