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Old 11-18-2019, 02:33 PM   #1
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sr20det alternator not charging

So I am stumped!!
Before creating this thread I have done 4 days of non stop researching. 2 days of checking every fuse and wire and I still cant figure it out.
The battery light in the dash doesn't turn on when u turn the key to on. I know that battery light is what triggers the alternator to start charging. Every fuse is good. Battery is relocated to the trunk. Battery is new, Alternator is new. I cant figure out how to fix it. Can I bypass that light on the dash?? How can I figure out what to check next???
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Old 11-19-2019, 01:27 PM   #2
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um you have it backwards...light comes on when theres an issue with the charging system...do you have an owners manual?
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Old 11-19-2019, 02:08 PM   #3
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um you have it backwards...light comes on when theres an issue with the charging system...do you have an owners manual?
it was my understanding the light should turn on when the key it turned to on and that is what triggers the battery to turn on.

the light should turn off after you turn the car on.

that light goes from the ignition on one end and the alternator on the other end. im stumped idk what or where to find the issue.
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7.5amp fuse feeds the cluster battery light, then goes to the alternator (white red) wire


Then a diffrent 7.5amp fuse feeds yellow wire to alternator. Both should have 12volts when running


Is the bulb any good?


Pull up the fsm and time for pin test
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Where is the 7.5 fuse located?
And or what number slot?
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Old 11-20-2019, 02:52 PM   #6
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anyone that can help please
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as s14rebuild said, get the fsm and check the wiring, it sounds like the gauge fuse. another thing you could do it check the voltage on the alternator plug, this is what the battery light eventually leads to. if it’s not getting voltage, your problem is somewhere along that line. here’s the fsm https://forums.nicoclub.com/240sx-fs...e-t311075.html
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