Question about 1983 Ford F150
Check the voltage on the battery connectors with a multimeter, while engine is running. You must see at least 13.5 V DC.
If not, you alternator is not charging. If yes, you have a short circuit somewhere and a big one, or some tremendous power consumption, ( car audio, amplifier, you know better).
Posted on Sep 08, 2010
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