I already changed my battery and alternator and all fuses in the car, but the battery light stays on. I reset it too. I checked but no power is going to the alternator, how do i fix it?Ford Taurus 200

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Asked by xavier319101 Jun 29, 2013 at 05:52 PM about the 2001 Ford Taurus

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I already changed my battery and alternator and all fuses in the car, but the battery light
stays on. I reset it too. I checked but no power is going to the alternator, how do i fix it?
Ford Taurus 2001

4 Answers

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make sure the cable from the alt. to the battery is connected.

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if the cable is connected. but still not getting power to the alternator, check continuity on the cable to make sure there isn't a break or anything... double check to make sure connection to the battery isn't too corroded as that will create connection issues. if all else fails you could always just try running a new cable.

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I checked and cables are fine, I think i might just replace the cable in general. Thank you

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Did you remove the plastic covers off the battery terminals before connecting the positive and the negative ? Check to be sure !

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