This is the first time it’s happened. Turned it on and the warning lights did not turn off as usual.
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Thanks. I pulled it and the parts store wouldn't test it because it was covered in oil. I guess I'll replace it.Alternator. It can pass the diode check and still be bad. Did you have a shop run a check on it? Look at your voltmeter, its way low while the engine is on ie your alt is not putting out.
You can test the output of the alternator with a voltmeter if its 14.3 then maybe its the cable between your battery and alt / fusible link. But 9.9 times out of 10 in this situation its the alternator.
Yes, the one that plugs into the alternator. It was brittle from age/heat and broke apart when removing it from the old alternator.What three wire connector? The one that plugs into the alternator?
And if an alternator gets covered in mud,oil or something else it will not function correctly
That's one clean looking steering wheel. The factory leather on mine looks old and Haggard.Same thing just happened to me. I replaced the alternator last night and said a prayer over the brittle wires. All the lights are off again and my volts are back to normal now. I ordered the Denso alternator off Amazon for $140, arrived in 2 days.
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That's one clean looking steering wheel. The factory leather on mine looks old and Haggard.
Shame on you for not packing it in a pelican case and wrapping in three rolls of duct tape.Ah yes. Reminds me when alternator failed on the 100 at the beginning of a trip. In the haste to move all luggage to my car a bottle of 20yr pappy van winkle went to ground.