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Ignition phantom voltage
Do you have any idea why a key switch in the off position would still have voltage on the cold side, tried three switches and all of them did the same thing. Worked fine for years but all of a sudden the digital voltmeter started to come on and off at will. Meter is not bad, checked it as well. Ghosts?
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08-06-2020, 01:51 PM
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Re: Ignition phantom voltage
No one?
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