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I am having some electrical gremlins in my Mack. Volt meter is sporadic and also the Dynatard stops working at the same time. I have checked the fuse block, ignition switch, battery grounds, fuses, I changed the solenoid under the dash by the fuse panel and it solved my issue but the metal solenoid is getting pretty hot. Do they run hot or do I have resistance somewhere else. Could my Alternator be putting out to much?. I'm not all that competent on electrical. Thanks, any thoughts would be appreciated. Need to move wood during mud season but don't want to melt anything. 

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On 3/17/2022 at 9:35 AM, Mackpro said:

All the ones I have ever seen get hot , really hot. The original ones were good but then Mack changed suppliers and the quality went down hill. I think they went through 4-5 different suppliers/styles before the ones they sell now. I remember changing them out once a month till we finally got some better ones. 

What is the amperage I'm looking for, 100?, or more. Thanks. 63$ at Mack shop, 33$ for a metal Cole jersey at the auto store.

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