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by Buck on November 6th, 2009
Like me, you have an internal voltage regulator.
Everything we have tried has not solved the problem.
Next thing we are trying is to disconnect the neg battery cable and run a test light from the disconnected cable to the neg terminal on the battery.
If the light comes on there is a short. Then start removing fuses until the light goes out. That circut will be the short.
Good Luck
by Wynper on October 12th, 2009
Voltage regulator?
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