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75 dodge 318 alternater charging problems
I have a 75 dodge Power Wagon with a 318, all factory. It will backfire through the exhust and blow the fuseable link under the hood. If I disconnect the alternator field wire it seems to run OK, meaning no backfiring and the fuse link does not blow. Could this problem be caused by a bad alternator?
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