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would the hookup of a timing light to the #1 plug wire be another example of this?

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this was my question...not the reading but that you get a reading at all. i get that same reading on 1 heater hose but not the other...

 

you appears to be correct . i was looking for neg. not pos. flow.

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you can do this when you have your car on a lift.

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this has to be one of the most confusing this i have ever seen on any car....:16suspect

 

Is the hose a silicon rubber? Maybe it will conduct electricity if it is.

I have silicone wiper blades, and will try it...

 

My maverick has a new shiny rubber hose, smooth to the touch, and I get 10.5 volts through it (14.0 to a ground).

My 05 dodge truck has a dull rubber hose, feels rough to the touch (stock hose), and it only shows 5.0 volts.

I think it is a high silicone rubber, cannot prove it, but that is my gut feeling.

Also, no voltage from the battery hot to the tires...

 

...just think...one day we will look back on this thread and
laugh... ...

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Most of us from our homes; Frank from "the home."

 

OH!! OH!! i'm laughing already...

...only if Terry had a friend...

 

Disconnect the battery, then check for continuity between the termial and the hose.

 

yup, we'll look back and get a great laugh out of this...... but untill then, i am sooooo curiousity to know what causes this, lol. :bananaman

 

Poke that test lead right through the rubber hose and tell us what you get.

 

Interesting you say that, cause the deeper I pushed it into the rubber, the stronger the voltage...

As the rubber dimpled, more of it contacted the probe giving me a stronger reading...

 

This needs to be posted in a new forum,, most amazing.
Dan