Confusing Electrical Problem 86 22R
Likely a couple issues in here... There are some similar threads I've found but, these issues seem to be connected in some way.
Problems:
One BIG question I have is... My truck is old, and I pay pretty close attention to it... All of the electrical is ANCIENT... Would anyone have any recommendations as to what I can remove, what I can upgrade (like the halogen hea |
It is quite possible something is grounding back through the brake light and charge light.
The best place to start is to make sure the battery terminals are clean and tight. If your truck has never had the battery cables upgraded now might be a good time also the wire from the Alternator B terminal to fuse block Just doing this might cure your electrical issues . It could be contacts are fused in a relay causing you slow battery drain It might be the battery itself just no longer will hold a charge over time If you have a Charge Light relay was your vehicle built for other then a USA market?? My 86 Does not have one. Perhaps you don`t have a 86?? |
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The 1986 does not have a Charge Light Relay.
Do as Wyoming says above and ensure that your truck's power circuit is restored to stock as shown below. We could be thousands of miles away from you and we do not see what's right in front of you so we could not effectively troubleshoot a modified wiring. There is no point in "upgrading" a butchered wiring. Make sure you have 12Volts at all times at points in red rectangle on left side of IGN switch, and 12V at points in red rectangle on right side WHEN corresponding contacts are closed. Attachment 112235 |
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