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2G No battery light/low voltage

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Matthew Lipford

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Jun 22, 2016
Canton, Michigan
So my car died the other day and I found some loose wires to the pigtail 4 pin harness that plugs into the alternator. I have checked the 100 amp fuse many times and have battery voltage across it. If my battery light is not coming on at all can this still be a bad alternator? I have fixed all the wires on the pigtail and the output voltage running is from 2-10 volts on the alternator. So for some reason, maybe voltage regulator or ecu? Will a bad alternator cause the battery light to stay off ? Thanks
 
Where do I find the blue wire for the bulb ? I checked and have contenuity to the alternator from relay ? Thanks
 

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There are two blue wires that have connection with the blue wire at the relay but nothing on the black at the relay with the same blue
 
3 wires on the connection all the way to the left which 2 have connection with the blue wire at the alt relay. And one blue wire on the middle connection.
 

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I have no contenuity to the blue wire. I installed a new alternator and its holding 15.2 volts. A little high but oh well. Rather be high then low. Lol, I'm still missing a lot of dash lights at key on and yes the 10 amp fuse is good. Checked with multimeter.
 
Yes it tested good but maybe I should try another one. Anyone have a harness picture of the four colors on the alternator pigtail. Some of my wires are different colors then ones I find online. Thanks.
 
I still have no battery lamp and if I unplug my generator relay its still is charging at 15 volts. Thanks for all the help Miguel.
 
Alt tested good... I unplugged my 4 wire plug to alternator and the alternator is still putting out 15 volts. Is this normal?
 
I got the car charging at 14.1 to 14.4 now. I changed the wires around on the generator relay and it fixed the overcharging problem. Still missing lamp lights. There are 3 wires that have contenuity to the bulb on the cluster.
 

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