2000 Dodge Durango 4.7L Volt Guage low. Alternator?
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2000 Dodge Durango 4.7L Volt Guage low. Alternator?
2000 Dodge Durango 4.7L, 240,000 miles.
Pulled out of the driveway 'Check Guage' light went on, noticed the volt guage was real low. Pulled back in and shut engine off.
I'd like to say the alternator is dead but I'd like to cover my bases. The original alternator was replaced at least 75k miles ago. I'll have to check my folder.
What fuses do I check that are related to the alternator? I searched google for them but literally got ZERO pics.
Temp sensor under the battery tray? Check for continuity?
I'll probably have to charge the battery cause I have no idea how long this has been going on.
I should have known something was up because the volt gauge needle was right in the middle instead of past it like it usually is. The last time the original alternator died that needle was bouncing.
Guess they all go out differently. Thanks
Pulled out of the driveway 'Check Guage' light went on, noticed the volt guage was real low. Pulled back in and shut engine off.
I'd like to say the alternator is dead but I'd like to cover my bases. The original alternator was replaced at least 75k miles ago. I'll have to check my folder.
What fuses do I check that are related to the alternator? I searched google for them but literally got ZERO pics.
Temp sensor under the battery tray? Check for continuity?
I'll probably have to charge the battery cause I have no idea how long this has been going on.
I should have known something was up because the volt gauge needle was right in the middle instead of past it like it usually is. The last time the original alternator died that needle was bouncing.
Guess they all go out differently. Thanks
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