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<blockquote data-quote="907" data-source="post: 59089" data-attributes="member: 8050"><p>My 1970's plow truck has two 12 volt batteries (same battery, same installation date) and a battery isolator. It has worked fine. For some reason, everything goes dim and gets progressively weaker ever since I replaced the batteries. The batteries check out fine. Last year a mechanic friend scratched his head and ended up attaching a jumper cable between the positive terminals. This made everything work as normal. However, it seems like an inelegant solution. Anyone understand what is going on here? Solutions?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="907, post: 59089, member: 8050"] My 1970's plow truck has two 12 volt batteries (same battery, same installation date) and a battery isolator. It has worked fine. For some reason, everything goes dim and gets progressively weaker ever since I replaced the batteries. The batteries check out fine. Last year a mechanic friend scratched his head and ended up attaching a jumper cable between the positive terminals. This made everything work as normal. However, it seems like an inelegant solution. Anyone understand what is going on here? Solutions? [/QUOTE]
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