Chevy truck loses voltage at 50mph when towing boat

partskenn

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Re: Chevy truck loses voltage at 50mph when towing boat

This does not have anything to do with your trailer problem, but keep in mind that a 7 year old battery is living on borowed time.
 

Thalasso

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Re: Chevy truck loses voltage at 50mph when towing boat

Not so fast there Chester!!!

From the OP's discription, I kinda suspect a shorting condition on the trailer or at the flat-four connector at speeds above 50 due to ill fitted lights or wiring flappin' in the breeze!!!

Any short will blow the fuses for the lights.No such thing to have a short and not blow a fuse.
 

LippCJ7

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Re: Chevy truck loses voltage at 50mph when towing boat

Any short will blow the fuses for the lights.No such thing to have a short and not blow a fuse.

unless it was installed without a fuse, and it is very very common, that's why you check, don't take anything for granted absolutely nothing, the one time you do is the one time you learn a very very important lesson.
 

UncleWillie

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Re: Chevy truck loses voltage at 50mph when towing boat

Any short will blow the fuses for the lights.No such thing to have a short and not blow a fuse.

unless it was installed without a fuse...

If there is a short circuit against an auto battery; Something is going to fuse! :eek:

Fuse
verb
1. (Physics / General Physics) to become or cause to become liquid, esp by the action of heat; melt
 
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