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03 May 2021 14:47 #1
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1985 416-8
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You can lead a horse to water but you can't make him drink.
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Well been using the 93 520 h and i notice its not charging the battery ,so i think it may need a voltage regulator...simple enough.......wrong cant make out anything on the id on the engine....so what should i do in that case?
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03 May 2021 18:28 #2
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Charging goes through the very problematic fuse block. Check the fuse and block first, then the 9 pin Molex connector between the battery and rear of engine next. That's where 90% of charging problems go back to.
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03 May 2021 19:18 #3
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ok will check that and at the Molex on the outside of it somebody spliced the red wire to a white wire.....
1985 416-8
520-H
You can lead a horse to water but you can't make him drink.
I can't see the forest for the trees.
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Geno wrote: Charging goes through the very problematic fuse block. Check the fuse and block first, then the 9 pin Molex connector between the battery and rear of engine next. That's where 90% of charging problems go back to.
ok will check that and at the Molex on the outside of it somebody spliced the red wire to a white wire.....
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06 May 2021 16:32 #4
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Did look at the Molex and can tell why the wire is out side of it ...looks like there was a short since its got a little black in there.......so the splice makes sense or at least to me for now............
1985 416-8
520-H
You can lead a horse to water but you can't make him drink.
I can't see the forest for the trees.
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Geno wrote: Charging goes through the very problematic fuse block. Check the fuse and block first, then the 9 pin Molex connector between the battery and rear of engine next. That's where 90% of charging problems go back to.
ok will check that and at the Molex on the outside of it somebody spliced the red wire to a white wire.....
Did look at the Molex and can tell why the wire is out side of it ...looks like there was a short since its got a little black in there.......so the splice makes sense or at least to me for now............
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06 May 2021 18:31 #5
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They get hot at the connection over time, the connector doesn't handle the amperage going through it and when the connection gets bad they heat up and cause what you're seeing. There are 2 connections that are most problematic at that connector, I can't remember the other wire colors though...
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