electrical

Asked by Aura_1260 Mar 02, 2017 at 08:55 AM about the 2001 Subaru Outback

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Thought my alternator was gone, no. My dash lights and blinkers won't work,
car won't hold a charge. Heater,stereo, high beam indicator light, clock, hazard
lights all work, i can't figure this one out, please help, Thank-you Sherrie

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Aura_1260 answered 7 years ago

The voltage of the alternator is only 11.8, but I've tried three, finally I took one right out of a car that ran fine, along with the battery, no change. I have checked all the fuses, except for the main fuse, relay's, and fusible links, because I'm not sure where they all are.

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