Battery won't charge

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Asked by tim Sep 27, 2017 at 11:53 PM about the 1994 Ford F-150 S SB

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

94 Ford F-150. 5.0L. New battery, alternator, solenoid.
Battery still not charging while running.

6 Answers

22,660

How about cables? High resistance cables? Are all your grounds clean and tight with low resistance wires?

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They all appear to be clean and making good contact

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189,525

Your battery and alternator are good,I have feeling you have a short in the car, there are a few good you tube videos on the subject

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40,075

get a multi tester if you're going to trouble shoot these things

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22,660

I just read another blog about this same generation and model. 2 possibilities: the brown wire on the alternator is prone to going bad. The blog said it was a small plugin. Also another one said that a 20 amp fuse was not making good contact in the fuse box keeping his battery from charging. I sent a message to see what the name of the circuit is but waiting. I would check all of them for good contacts.

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Nice. Im at work right now. I will take a look at the fuse and wire when I get home. Also, I have a multi tester but don't know what to test.

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