Weird electrical problem.HELP!!!
Weird electrical problem.HELP!!!
ok i have a 86 gxl that i just put a rebuilt motor in (620 miles ago). i and having this problem trying to start it now, was running fine. when i turn the key to the run position nothing happens. normaly all the idiot lights come on and there is like a 5 sec beep beep. no when i turn the key to run position nothing comes on my gas guage doesnt go up voltage, also my idiot lights dont come on. when i turn the key to try to start nothing happens. also when i hold the key ia certain position is has a beep beep pause beep beep pause that just keeps going. If anyone can help me plz post. also i have done like 4 hours of research. thanks
-Josh
-Josh
IF the headlights come on, then your problem is a blown Main fuse. It's in the middle and held in with two 10mm socket size bolts.
It's easy to prove. Put a meter on the alternators large output terminal with the key on or off. Matters not. Should read batt voltage there on that large terminal. No batt voltage means the Main fuse is gone.
It's easy to prove. Put a meter on the alternators large output terminal with the key on or off. Matters not. Should read batt voltage there on that large terminal. No batt voltage means the Main fuse is gone.
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sounds like a dead or disconnected battery.
But I would hope that before he posted that he check the battery at very least.
And the bump has been deleted . Bumps are forbidden here in the 2nd gen RX-7 technical section
But I would hope that before he posted that he check the battery at very least.
And the bump has been deleted . Bumps are forbidden here in the 2nd gen RX-7 technical section
well i have changed the ignition switch so i know its no that. not realy sure on the 80a fuse (main fuse) top looks good no split on it. and i dont think its the batt. (Optima Red top).
-Josh
-Josh
The point of testing the alternator was to determine if the main fuse was blown, if it reads anything then the fuse should be ok. But if the battery is healthy it should read upwards of 12v
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