Please help me

scruffboy · 09-07-2006, 11:32 AM

I just replaced my alternator about 3 months ago and it cost $65 US Dollars at an Auto Zone in Belleville, NJ (PS to Jersey folks: one of the nicer and more knowledgable staff in our state). OK, so you went that route and it didn't work, electrical definitely ain't my specialty (actually nothin is except for keepin my car runnin) but you also stated that turning different things on and off would make the voltometer jump up or down. So why don't you start unpluggin sh*t and try to find out like which circuit or fuse is drainin it and trace the problem from there. Sorry if I sounded a little cross with you but I was mad at one of my kids and took it out on you. Anyway, I like to see people succeed, so don't give up just yet, I think you should keep tryin.

Scruff

09-07-2006, 11:32 AM	#14
scruffboy walbro fp Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Kearny, New Jersey, USA Posts: 427	Re: Alternator I just replaced my alternator about 3 months ago and it cost $65 US Dollars at an Auto Zone in Belleville, NJ (PS to Jersey folks: one of the nicer and more knowledgable staff in our state). OK, so you went that route and it didn't work, electrical definitely ain't my specialty (actually nothin is except for keepin my car runnin) but you also stated that turning different things on and off would make the voltometer jump up or down. So why don't you start unpluggin sh*t and try to find out like which circuit or fuse is drainin it and trace the problem from there. Sorry if I sounded a little cross with you but I was mad at one of my kids and took it out on you. Anyway, I like to see people succeed, so don't give up just yet, I think you should keep tryin. Scruff