Ford 3G Alternator Not Charging 94-95 Mustang

Поделиться
HTML-код
  • Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
  • In this video, I share my experience on troubleshooting charging issues with Ford 3G Alternators. I specifically explain 94-95 Mustang charging challenges I experienced on all my 95 Mustangs.
    Links:
    lyloverset.liv...
    www.summitraci...
    www.painlesspe...

Комментарии • 16

  • @DoggNewTrix
    @DoggNewTrix 4 месяца назад +1

    Bought a 94 recently and had a charging issue but only at idle. Put a smaller pulley on and it seems to have solved the issue bit I am concerned it is going to over tax the alternator. It was what the seller recommended as a fix for the issue though?

    • @chasingmustangs
      @chasingmustangs  4 месяца назад

      Is is an aftermarket alternator like PowerMaster or OEM alternator?

    • @DoggNewTrix
      @DoggNewTrix 4 месяца назад

      @@chasingmustangs no it is a motorcraft oem unit, had a 7cm od pulled swapped to a 5.5 od. As a second note after the pulley swap I drove the car and am now getting symptoms not unlike your video about the distributor.

  • @robbieforristall8310
    @robbieforristall8310 2 месяца назад

    Do you need a fuse for the yellow wire if you run it straight to the battery? If so what size amp fuse?

  • @Macho_MT
    @Macho_MT Месяц назад

    So you run the yellow and white wire strait to the pos battery terminal or to the pos starter solenoid nut?

    • @Macho_MT
      @Macho_MT Месяц назад

      @chasingmustangs also what is the purpose of the yellow wire is it to charge or to power the brushes to the stator or what ever it’s called? Thanks if you can help me out been having a problem that my car won’t charge when a load it. A whole list of things that I have tried that I won’t bore you with.

    • @chasingmustangs
      @chasingmustangs  Месяц назад

      Yellow yes, the white wire is the stater connector and loops back to the stater connector on the alternator.

    • @Macho_MT
      @Macho_MT Месяц назад

      @@chasingmustangs alright yellow wire to the starter solenoid nut and it does not need a fuse right

    • @chasingmustangs
      @chasingmustangs  Месяц назад

      @@Macho_MT It does not need a fuse because you need to put a fuse on the wire directly from the alternator to battery. This is the main power wire on the alternator.

  • @jorgeluisperez7490
    @jorgeluisperez7490 7 месяцев назад

    I got the same problem I ready replaced the harness for the alternator and battery and new alternator and still have the problem I ready check the voltage front the yellow wire and I got 12volts
    I dont know what’s wrong with this car 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

    • @chasingmustangs
      @chasingmustangs  7 месяцев назад

      How many many volts from battery when not running and when running?

    • @jorgeluisperez7490
      @jorgeluisperez7490 7 месяцев назад

      @@chasingmustangs running 12 volts not running 12 volts but when I disconnect the positive from the battery the car turns off

    • @chasingmustangs
      @chasingmustangs  6 месяцев назад

      @@jorgeluisperez7490 ok, I still recommend running yellow straight to the positive terminal and see if readings change. Also, did you replace the stator cable?

    • @chasingmustangs
      @chasingmustangs  6 месяцев назад

      @@jorgeluisperez7490 I would still run the yellow wire directly to the positive battery to see what happens.

  • @joshuahargrove9455
    @joshuahargrove9455 5 месяцев назад

    It’s the instrument cluster … that’s the whole problem with the charging system … thank me later.. I own a 98 mustang these body syles have a mother board in the back of the instrument cluster and comes unglued an shorts out overtime ..94 through 98 models alot of em get junk or sold for that issue after replacing everything and giving up…