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longhair wrote:I have a Haynes manual with wiring diagram which I'll post, but I'm away till tomorrow. I'll do it straight away I get back.
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mallood wrote:i dont want to be a smartass but a wiring diagram is not gonna help you out. yes you can tell what circuits are connected to the startor circuit, but where every wire is running is just gonna be a mission of stripping stuff. You need to start taking apart your entire dash if you cant find anything that has been burned in the motorbay area.
Like you said, something has, was burning, so thats what you need to look for, and then you can check the why.


longhair wrote:Here you go, not sure if will be any use though.

longhair wrote:Here you go, not sure if will be any use though.



longhair wrote:Well that's what I thought but I don't know anymore. When I told you my custom had a smart alternator I was wrong. I was led to believe euro, 5 2.2s had one. Last week I wired a volt meter up to confirm it, and mine isn't. I went on a 70 mile journey and the voltage didn't drop below 14.4, so that diagram must be for a normal charging system.



amlav wrote:Had a similar issue when I've changed my alternator on my 2006 vj with a brand new one but not Ford (charging light stayed on when driving) . Had it replaced with another new one and still the same . Altough it was charging ok (around 14V) but the light just would not go off . Took a multimeter and compared measurments of the brush holder assy. on the old original one and the new one . Found that readings where different in between the two of them . So i put the old (Ford) one back and no problem ,light went off . My problem was the pulley and I tought might as well change the alternator too but after those issues with the charge light I finished up just replacing the one way pulley on the old one .

fortyeight wrote:yes burning rubber from the out side replace the alternator belt

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