Electrical tester for the lighter outlet $3
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Re: Electrical tester for the lighter outlet $3
https://www.crossfireforum.org/forum...cord-fail.html
I'm guessing this 12.4V from the above post is a different voltage than the one that snazzy little cigarette lighter monitor you pointed us to should be giving out.
I got the cig lighter unit on Monday and plugged her in for the first time and she's reading 12.4V with only the ignition on - no engine.
I dont know how old my battery is tho - I only bought the vehicle 8months ago.
I'm guessing this 12.4V from the above post is a different voltage than the one that snazzy little cigarette lighter monitor you pointed us to should be giving out.
I got the cig lighter unit on Monday and plugged her in for the first time and she's reading 12.4V with only the ignition on - no engine.
I dont know how old my battery is tho - I only bought the vehicle 8months ago.
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Re: Electrical tester for the lighter outlet $3
The reading with the engine off and doors / lights closed is best. 12.4 is ok 12.6 is better, 12.0 is an accident waiting to happen, not start......Woody
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Re: Electrical tester for the lighter outlet $3
Mine came yesterday and it has a RED display not BLUE as described
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