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Alternator light quit working
Sorry, been very busy at work, short handed. Here are the pictures of my alternator. -
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Alternator light quit working
Yes it was working with the alternator before I changed out the voltage stabilizer, I'm sure I messed up a wire connection. -
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Alternator light quit working
It has LUCAS and England on the end cap. Putting out 14.5 volts now. I probably pulled a wire loose somewhere. Some of the spliced in wires are pretty short. Whoever did it must have been short on used wire. -
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Alternator light quit working
I finally got my 3000 ford diesel heat and fuel gauge working. Then my alternator light would not work. Checked the alternator and it wasn't charging. Two weeks later the parts re-builder had it fixed. Got it on the tractor and the light still won't work. Swapped bulbs with the oil light and the... -
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Full refund voltage stabilizer
Yesterdays Tractor company. They probably got taken by whoever they bought it from. This post was edited by 4eyes on 09/19/2021 at 08:10 am. -
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Full refund voltage stabilizer
They gave me a full refund on the Ford voltage stabilizer. In the picture, you can see why it didn't work. 12 volts in 12 volts out. -
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New voltage stabilizer bad
Thank you for this, my new and old stabilizer is defiantly bad. I might try to make my on new one. I can solder and have fixed many things doing so. Maybe YT will make this good and replace with a working one. -
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New voltage stabilizer bad
You are right. Just cranked the tractor, with less than half a tank the gauge is reading 3/4's. -
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New voltage stabilizer bad
That is where this new came from. I am hoping they will replace it. -
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New voltage stabilizer bad
I did a flush and new thermostat and coolant. The gauge is the problem, I used an instant read thermometer and tractor after running a while and bushhoging some the temperature was in the 170's range. That was before the flush and new thermostat and new radiator cap. This post was edited by... -
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New voltage stabilizer bad
I still would not rule out the voltage stabilizer. To check, unscrew the dash and pull it towards you, leaving all the wiring connected. Find a device on the back of the dash about the size of a circuit breaker, held on with two screws. It should have two terminals on it, and I *believe* they... -
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New voltage stabilizer bad
I used a test light and a digital meter, the I stayed solid with both. -
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New voltage stabilizer bad
The gauges were plugged in and both work. The heat gauge goes up into the red after it gets warmed up. -
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UK Ford tractor collector in the news, auction
Would be interesting to see what they sell for.
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