Light flutter on fbody (you guys are right on)
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I wanted to let you guys all know you guys were right on. I posted some issues about my lights fluttering on my fbody. People said check the alternator. Well my money pit, I mean fbody kept stalling last night over and over. I checked the voltage when it was acting up (sometimes it worked fine) and it was 12.4 v. Today I put in a brand new alternator, and no light flutter, car starts perfect and everything is working. I wanted to post this because when i asked a chevy dealer the answer I got was its normal for the fbody to have bad grounds, and it can cause hundereds of dollars to pay a tech to track them down! If your lights are fluttering, check the alternator, and replace it with a good one....NOT ONE FROM AUTOZONE!
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I've had my stereo lights blinking a bit lately, as well as a whining sound from behind/under the dash area that increases in pitch as RPM climb...did you have any whine issues?
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No I didnt have alt whine, you may want to check your grounds. Alot of aftermarket stereos aren't installed correctly. I own a electronics shop, I dont do car audio but know thats common