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Question by davegote
Submitted on 3/24/2004
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I have a 1990 Dodge Dynasty, when you put on the turning signals the amp. guage moves up and down like the turning signal flasher. Could someone tell me why this does this?

Answer by blueDynasty33
Submitted on 9/4/2004
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I have the same problem but on mine the turning signals went out all fuses are good so where do I look now please help me also

Answer by Killer
Submitted on 9/4/2004
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Don't know. Mine is doing the same thing except it's a 1991 Dodge Dynasty. The battery gauge clicks or moves right along with the turn signal -- same rhythmn! Hmm. Of course now, my Dynasty just died.

Answer by Justin
Submitted on 3/4/2005
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I also own a Dynasty and it does the same thing. The Dynasty's alternator is not all that powerful, maybe only around 90 amps, and what causes this is the turn signal making a draw on your battery. It's perfectly normal, I'm a Dynasty owner and I've had mine for 7 years and it's done it all along...

Answer by David Cary
Submitted on 3/15/2005
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The light bulbs in your turn signals use some current (measured by the amp. gauge) when they are on. (They use zero amps when they are off). The amp. gauge should move up when the lights are on and down when the lights are off. (Because your turn signal makes the lights go on-off-on-off, the amp. gauge goes up-down-up-down.)

Answer by Kim Beans
Submitted on 6/8/2005
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This is a major transmission problem with the blinker k email me Emerica45@Yahoo.com

Answer by dave c.
Submitted on 7/20/2005
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Its normal, its using power from the generator so the needle moves to indicat this. nothibg to worry about

Answer by kasie
Submitted on 9/19/2005
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why not get a 2005 doge dynsty at rocks auto for 112.79#

Answer by dodgessuck
Submitted on 10/3/2005
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this does that because it is a piece of crap because mine does the same thing

Answer by Cory Stigall
Submitted on 10/18/2005
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I have a 1990 Dodge Dynasty LE and it does that also and i worry it might be the alternator going bad

Answer by padric
Submitted on 11/11/2005
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my dynasty,won`t charge when driving with everything on at night.what is wrong?

Answer by fullofsun3
Submitted on 2/5/2006
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I have encountered the same problem. It almost seems as thought the altenator is not rated at a loaded output which would eliminate this concern.

Answer by dewey
Submitted on 4/1/2006
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on a 1993 2.5 dynasity does the roater need to face number 1 cylnder when you line up marks for new timming belt?

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