. I started it and the battery light stayed on. The voltage gauge showed only battery voltage, (11-12 volts). I took the alternator to the parts store and it passed the test twice. I placed it back on the vehicle and it still would not charge. I purchased a new one and put it on. It still wont charge. It is a 1 wire type. Through research on the internet I think that there is a short between the alternator and the battery light on the single wire. Does that sound plausible? If so how should I wire a replacement wire.
Thanks for your help,
Robin
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Sunday, September 27th, 2009 AT 10:32 PM
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Check gauges fuse no.4 10amp, charge indicator and the brown wire for an open/short
Wiring diagram is attached below
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Monday, April 19th, 2021 AT 10:46 AM
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Definitley a problem in the brown wire. Had voltage on it for a short time and then lost it again. I am having trouble tracing it. Is it possible to just rewire without tracing the hole thing out? I appreciate you help.
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Robin
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Yes, But I would be sure there isnt an issue with fuse 4 or the associated circuit on that side first