icedearth15
20+ Year Contributor
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- Dec 29, 2002
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Pittsburgh,
Pennsylvania
having a big problem with my charging system on my 93 gsx.
i bought the car last july as an auto and a blown 7 bolt, and converted it to a 5 speed with a 6 bolt. i am presently on my seventh alternator in the past year, and in the mean time i have replaced the ecu, starter, and just about every switch on the interior of the car trying to solve the problem.
i recently pulled the dash out thinking that i had an interior wiring harness problem causing the alternator problem, but none of these things solved the problem the last alt. only lasted for 3 days before it took a crap on me. i don't have a stereo system, just an aftermarket head unit with stock speakers. electronics wise, 660cc injectors, an safc, a supra tt fuel pump, and a greddy turbo timer.
if anyone has any idea what is going on and can help me i would love it. i have spent so many long hours working on this problem and am nowhere, i want to throw up everytime i even look at the car now.
thanks for the help, feel free to give me a call (412)760-0293
thanks again,
dennis
i bought the car last july as an auto and a blown 7 bolt, and converted it to a 5 speed with a 6 bolt. i am presently on my seventh alternator in the past year, and in the mean time i have replaced the ecu, starter, and just about every switch on the interior of the car trying to solve the problem.
i recently pulled the dash out thinking that i had an interior wiring harness problem causing the alternator problem, but none of these things solved the problem the last alt. only lasted for 3 days before it took a crap on me. i don't have a stereo system, just an aftermarket head unit with stock speakers. electronics wise, 660cc injectors, an safc, a supra tt fuel pump, and a greddy turbo timer.
if anyone has any idea what is going on and can help me i would love it. i have spent so many long hours working on this problem and am nowhere, i want to throw up everytime i even look at the car now.
thanks for the help, feel free to give me a call (412)760-0293
thanks again,
dennis