Alternator Problems

have you had the battery checked ,

let me know

jim

How are you checking the voltage?
There may be fuses and fusable links involved.
Check the fuses in the power distribution box.
There are fusable links in the wiring between the starter relay and the alternator. They may be hard to find so ohm out the wiring.
Check for good connections to the starter relay


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[quote:3c05efe456="CHEVYII"]have you had the battery checked ,

let me know

jim[/quote:3c05efe456]


The battery checked out fine.

[quote:cc9aae4611="bhugg"]How are you checking the voltage?
There may be fuses and fusable links involved.
Check the fuses in the power distribution box.
There are fusable links in the wiring between the starter relay and the alternator. They may be hard to find so ohm out the wiring.
Check for good connections to the starter relay


Let us know what happens.
Vote for us if we help you with the alternator problem.

Good luck.[/quote:cc9aae4611]

I have been using an ohm meter and all the connections are good.

It is hard to tell where you are checking for voltage. I am attaching a typical charging system for a Ford. This diagram is from a 93 explorer. But I believe they are similar. If this helps, that is good. If you need more help, tell me what voltages you get from each terminal to ground and we will go from there.