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On both sides? One side comes right from the battery and should have +12v.
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You should have 12v all the way to the alt. Sounds like you may have some corrosion issues.
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There is also a 30 amp mini fuse in the dist box(#14 I think) that supplies 12v to the regulator. Check that as well. Only having 9v at that mega fuse is not good. I don't think the alt will charge with less than 10v at the rectifier. There's got to be a bad connection or some corrosion either at a connection or in a cable.
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