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You don't need a helper. Shove a wire in the blue wire spade, use a vice grip to ground the other end of the wire. Turn key on.
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^Thanks, both of you.
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Unplug the connector from the alternator. Shove one end of a stripped wire in the spade of the blue wire of the connector harness. Ground the other end of the wire by using a vice grip. Turn key on and the battery light should light. |
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Sorry, the blue wired terminal at the electrical block under hood.
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...hmm well that's that then isn't it... |
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Well, I did it as stated above and the battery light on the dash does come on.
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My local dealer has a set in stock at a lower price. As stated, the battery light does work when I connect a lead from the blue wired terminal and turn the key. |
A bit of background.
I purchased this reman alt years ago. Installed it four months ago, don't know how long it hasn't been charging, but failed last week. This is also going on here:http://www.peachparts.com/shopforum/diesel-discussion/341407-alternator-failure-diagnoses-confirmation-82-240d-3.html |
that's a classic sign the regulator has failed. pull the two screws on the regulator off the alt, and change it.
as for the cluster pulling... I just grab the edges of the cluster, rest my thumbs on the two knobs stickin out, and pull. the wires on the terminal block go to the starter. |
The regulator is almost new.
The other times a regulator has gone bad, the red battery light illuminates when it shouldn't. I'm going with a new alternator. Does anyone know if Iskra stuff is any good? This reman unit lasted four months. |
This is on my '83 300SD. I have a similar problem with the warning lights - in particular the low fuel and alternator lights. With the key on all the lights go through self test. Wait for the glow plug light to go out and start - the low fuel and alt light come on really dim. I replaced the voltage regulator a few months back and I've rechecked voltage both static 12.3 VDC and 14.1 VDC once idle levels out. Could this be a broken solder path on the cluster? I've added a ground lead from the back of the cluster. I've also added a secondary ground (2ga) from the power steering bolt to the body.
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