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warning lights 80 series
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warning lights 80 series
i ve just replaced the distributer , as it died , now when im driving the auto temp , alt discharge & airr filter lights come on but when i hit a bump in the road they all go off again . ive checked the oil level in tranny its fine the air filter is not clogged , the alternaor gauge is showing positive charge even when light comes on . ive even checked & clean every earth i could find . does any1 have any ideas what it might be
common for 80 series to have this problem
check the plug at the back of the alternator is plugged in properly and contacts are clean.
check that alternator, batteries, engine etc is earthed properly
I pulled my alternator apart and cleaned the brushes and armature and lubed bearing etc and put it back to solve this problem
pull the clip that holds the alternator harness to inner guard off so the wiring harness is free to move a bit
check the plug at the back of the alternator is plugged in properly and contacts are clean.
check that alternator, batteries, engine etc is earthed properly
I pulled my alternator apart and cleaned the brushes and armature and lubed bearing etc and put it back to solve this problem
pull the clip that holds the alternator harness to inner guard off so the wiring harness is free to move a bit
geoff70 wrote:have tried that all wires are tight , any other ideas would be most graetful
i think he just told you how to fix it80's_delirious wrote:common for 80 series to have this problemI pulled my alternator apart and cleaned the brushes and armature and lubed bearing etc and put it back to solve this problem
pull the clip that holds the alternator harness to inner guard off so the wiring harness is free to move a bit
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