Some Toyota Supra owners report experiencing electrical system problems, such as the charge meter oscillating when the turn signal is activated and the AC light going out when the headlights are turned on. These issues may indicate a faulty charging system that causes fluctuations in the charge meter. Additionally, there could be a fault in the electrical system, such as a bad wire connection or an alternator problem, which affects the performance of the AC system and other components. Some owners also find that wiring or fuse issues related to the AC system lead to the AC light turning off when the headlights are on. It is crucial for owners to check simple components like fuses and relays before proceeding to more complex troubleshooting. To effectively address these concerns, it is advisable to have a professional mechanic inspect the electrical system of the Toyota Supra to diagnose and resolve the underlying issues.
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