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Yeah, 12.6 at the 4 fuses (3 on the right and top left), turn the ignition to on, no dash lights (charge, oil, brake) and voltage is 0.165. 0.00v on the 2 bottom left, 0.105 with the ignition on. Weird thing is, when I turn the ignition off, I get 10.65v at the 4 fuses. Went an tested voltage from the battery. I get 12.6 at the posts, the cable lugs, and both ends of the positive cable. Tested Ohms; on the negative cable I get 0.2, on the positive cable I get 0.2. Of course, I'm typing these as I do them so I don't forget. I cleaned them up and try it out, IT'S ALIVE! I couldn't believe it, since there wasn't much gunk on the battery cables. Never the less, she's alive again! Thanks Hainz, your my second best Datsun Hero. Of course DatzenMike is still #1 in my book, no offense. One more thing, I test the battery with all lights on including high beam and I get 12.1 at 550 rpm idle, turn all the lights off and it's at 13.34 are these o.k.?

Hi Ratsun, need some help. I've done all the basic stuff like check and changed all fuses, cleaned their contacts, even disconnected almost ALL harnesses, horn, aftermarket relays one at a time during trouble shooting. Upon checking voltage at the fuses, it shows 12.6, but when I put the ignition to on or turn on the parking lights, the 12 volts goes away and I get 1.0 - 0.651 (something like that), nowhere near 12v. I tried pulling all fuses one at a time until they are all gone, but cant seem to find the culprit. Am I going at it this wrong way? I'm guessing it's a shorted or broken wire somewhere, since I've unplugged most everything, but not exactly sure how to find it. The only devices I didn't disconnect was the alternator and starter. Any advise would be greatly appreciated. TIA!

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