why is my battery light coming on?.

Asked by BlavkJessica Oct 28, 2020 at 10:46 AM about the 2010 Ford Fusion SE

Question type: General

my battery light comes on I had the battery and alternator checked both came back good what is the problem?

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The battery light coming on means there is a problem with the charging system. Get it checked out.

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Yes it most likely is an electrical problem. Also check to see if the belt is turning the alternator when the engine is running.

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This also could be an issue with your tensioner pulley, not keeping the belt tight enough to turn the alternator.

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