EnzoSZ
Member
- Joined
- Jan 9, 2020
- Messages
- 61
- Reaction score
- 10
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- 8
- Location
- France
- Vehicle Year
- 1995
- Make / Model
- Ranger Splash
- Engine Type
- 2.3 (4 Cylinder)
- Transmission
- Manual
- 2WD / 4WD
- 2WD
Hello guys,
I've try to find a solution to my problem in the search section but it seem like I haven't find ahah
I come to you because few days ago my batterie died, one hour of road left, and it started by less power on the lights, almost not lights to be honest, I pulled over, look at my gauge and it was on Low for the batterie. Well I stopped the engine and obviously it doesn't start again.
After an hour and half trip on tow truck i'm back home. I remove the batterie and find some liquid, which seem to go out of the batterie and it smell bad.
Bought a new batterie few days later, install it and I found that my alternator doesn't do his job anymore, and there's a clicking noise (Video's on!)
I try to remember if it was there before but i'm pretty sure not, the noise is new.
It doesn't really sound like a bad bearing.
Does anyone had the same thing?
I know that a new alternator is more expensive than the repair kit for alternator but I don't really know what's the problem.
Sorry for the book I wrote just to ask "Is my alternator dead?" ahah!
Thanks
I've try to find a solution to my problem in the search section but it seem like I haven't find ahah
I come to you because few days ago my batterie died, one hour of road left, and it started by less power on the lights, almost not lights to be honest, I pulled over, look at my gauge and it was on Low for the batterie. Well I stopped the engine and obviously it doesn't start again.
After an hour and half trip on tow truck i'm back home. I remove the batterie and find some liquid, which seem to go out of the batterie and it smell bad.
Bought a new batterie few days later, install it and I found that my alternator doesn't do his job anymore, and there's a clicking noise (Video's on!)
I try to remember if it was there before but i'm pretty sure not, the noise is new.
It doesn't really sound like a bad bearing.
Does anyone had the same thing?
I know that a new alternator is more expensive than the repair kit for alternator but I don't really know what's the problem.
Sorry for the book I wrote just to ask "Is my alternator dead?" ahah!
Thanks