Help!
01-25-14, 02:58 PM
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Lever 2000
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Help!
Stupid me went to change my belts. Ac and drive belt. I have no PS. foolishly I did not disconnect the ground cable. I loosened the alternator bolts and went to move it down so that the pulley would loosen off of the belt and heard a pop… Now my car will not even click or turn over. However when I put the key tin, the annoying beeping still is continuing. I have no voltmeter which shucks. I have no car currently to go get me one… MY question is. Did i fry the alternator or is it something bigger than this? What else can I do to check? Thanks. Quick replies would be great and any information is great information 
Thanks guys! P.S. I'm in Tucson if someone over here could come help me. Thanks again
Thanks guys! P.S. I'm in Tucson if someone over here could come help me. Thanks again
01-25-14, 03:01 PM
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Lever 2000
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And yes… once I heard the pop noise I immediately took of the ground belt and then tried to proceed with my belt change but failed because I could not get the AC pulley to move. Assembled it all back on and then tried to start and now I am sad. I did have a neighbor help me jump it. However, nothing happened.
01-25-14, 05:01 PM
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You popped your main fuse.
Check the fuse in the engine bay.
you need to unbolt it,as it is held in with 2 10mm bolts(one on each side of the fuse block) to get it out of the fuse block,it does not simply pull out of that fuse block.
Check the fuse in the engine bay.
you need to unbolt it,as it is held in with 2 10mm bolts(one on each side of the fuse block) to get it out of the fuse block,it does not simply pull out of that fuse block.
01-25-14, 05:14 PM
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I would check the fuse box next under the hood there is a hundred amp fuse that might be popped if your hundred fuse is intact I would check the ground to your starter. But more than likely it's going to be an easy fix because your car was working before that happened
west west yall!
west west yall!
01-26-14, 05:15 PM
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I would check the fuse box next under the hood there is a hundred amp fuse that might be popped if your hundred fuse is intact I would check the ground to your starter. But more than likely it's going to be an easy fix because your car was working before that happened
west west yall!
west west yall!
Second blown main fuse thread in a week lol