Electric power falls when on idle

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Asked by freemoneylinks Feb 13, 2014 at 12:19 AM about the Chrysler Town & Country

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

1997 chrysler town and country LXI 2 wheel drive.
3.8 motor
When i slow down to stop my power for the lights heater etc lowers alot.
I replaced the Alternator 1 year ago, And it was fine after that change,
But i had a power steering problem and i did get some fluid on it. Could this of possible made the alternator go bad again? Or is there another problem.

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Id check the battery connections and cable ground to engine,,,a strong 12 volt from battery would hold everything up. most of the feed is coming from alternator giving it a workout for sure

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I have a New Battery, And cable ends. But i will check the ground to the engine to make sure this is tight. Thanks

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