Power from battery drops to 5.60 volts then after a few minutes its back to 12 volts like something clicks? Is there a loose connection? Or can it be in my ignition?

Asked by dawnpatroler Oct 07, 2014 at 01:02 PM about the 1998 Chrysler Concorde 4 Dr LX Sedan

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T_S_T answered 10 years ago

Check the alternator,may be charging randomly.

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FordNut answered 10 years ago

Agree with TST. Alternator or regulator may be failing, and no, not your ignition. Make sure both battery terminals are clean from corrosion and tight, and the other end of the black Neg-- cable has a good ground to frame/chassis

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Power from battery drops to 5.60 volts then after a few minutes its back to 12 volts like something clicks? Is there a loose connection? Or can it be in my ignition?

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