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86' hardbody not getting charge..... 86' hardbody not getting charge.....

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Old 02-21-2007, 08:45 PM
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Have an 86' Nissan hardbody with the Z24 motor. I have installed a new alternator, inspected all wire connections and wires and still my engine is not getting a charge. The voltage regulator is supposively internally mounted in the alternator itself yet my local parts carrier lists an external regulator for the same year. If mine is externally mounted I haven't seemed to have found it yet... Anyways, trying to stay away from shop due to money issues therefore I am seeking help from you fine people!!! Any help is appreciated! Thanks!!

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Old 03-28-2007, 06:55 PM
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Use a voltmeter to verify that the alternator is charging or not. Have the charging system tested at an auto parts store, they do it free.
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