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Old 10-19-2005, 03:17 PM   #1
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Default Re: Headlights causing a stumble.

Just my .02 on top of what others have said (especially the headlight grounds), I'd check the three-wire connector at the alternator (the one with two bigger black wires and a smaller third). Replace that connector if it's the original! Those have started many fires due to loose connectors and a bad design. Part of the reason I too switched to a 3G alternator. Also, I got sick of seeing 10 volts at an idle.
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