Originally Posted by landfighter,Jul 6 2005, 05:12 PM

Nvegas, at times one needs to humble himself...grasshopper. we can all agree you are very experienced and knowledgeable as are MANY people on this board. we all appreciate people willing to help, but even when someone IS more knowledgeable than someone else in a certain area, it does'nt always work best to come at it from that angle. Nobody likes the "I am better/smarter than you" attitude, even if it's unintentionaly conveyed.(as it appears it might be) we are all looking to learn, but people want to say for themselves "hey,that guy is realy smart", not be told by said person. it is better to lead by humble example. please don't take offense by this, I am just expressing my own personal views. thank-you for your honest efforts to further educate on the alternator issue, I know i have learned alot already from EVERYONES posts one this thread, and will sure watch for "flickering-display" peace-out

Originally Posted by hecash,Jul 7 2005, 07:37 AM

I've seen some flickering in my cluster lighting. I bought an alternator today to keep as a back-up in case mine's failing.

BTW, I could not extract that there was any technical conclusion that is definite here, right? If one is factually identified, I'd appreciate having the findings posted here.

Thanks