Idle speed is 800 rpm in park/neutral, 600 rpm in gear. Also should mention the battery is in the trunk. What I have done:-New 60 amp alternator-Junkyard 90 amp 1990 dodge truck alternator (and 6 gauge jumper wire from alternator output to battery)-new voltage regulator-checked/cleaned grounds on voltage regulator and from battery to frame/body Doing live graphs, i pick all 4 o2 to see what are they doing. The graph comes up interesting to me. 2 of the 4 sensors are rocky steady at idle and the other 2 are fluctuating wildly up and down. Is this normal ?Oct 21, 2009 · The flickering is a result of voltage surges. This can be due to many possible factors, including a bad voltage regulator, an alternator that's not in good condition (possible bad diode, bad rotor/stator, poor internal connections), poor/high resistant charging system connections, poor/high resistant grounds, and also the idle surging is enough to cycle the alternator in/out of the charging ...