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Hello everyone/anyone,
I’m in need of help. I have a '71 camaro and I came across a dilemma. Is it normal for me to get a negative current reading from the fuse block with the ignition off I mean I'm getting 12V with the voltmeter connecting the red lead to the + side of the battery itself and the Black lead to the fuses on the fuse block. I'm not blowing fuses and when I turn the igniton on they become positive but I think this is rather odd since I believe that fuses being that they are positive current should be completely isolated from ground even with the ignition off. Could someone maybe try this on their camaro? Please help __________________ Jose |
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Re: Elictrical problem? Is this normal?
What do you mean by negative current?
Do you mean reverse polarity. Like your ground is conducting positive current?
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Re: Re: Elictrical problem? Is this normal?
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yes That is exactly what I mean. When the ignition is off The fuses flip from positive to negative |
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