Don't discount bad contact at the battery cable clamps-- this has marooned me more than once. Twist all four clamps about 90ยบ & back, and see if you get voltage at the gauge.
Don't discount bad contact at the battery cable clamps-- this has marooned me more than once. Twist all four clamps about 90ยบ & back, and see if you get voltage at the gauge.
Like M38inmaine stated, I would suspect the alternator. Have you checked if the alternator is working properly? Not sure how much a 24v system is suppose to read, mines 12v and it feeds back 13-14 to charge the battery and run lights, radio, w/e else.
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