electrical problem
#1
electrical problem
hmm im not sure where this post should go so im sorry if i posted it in the wrong place
i recently bought a car and it has a electrical problem in it that i cant figure out. every time i take out my key nothing electrical works. for example the seatbelts dont go back, the clock resets, headunit resets. i checked all the fuses none of them are blown. i heard it could be a ground but i heard it also isnt a ground. i dont know anything about electrical stuff. so if anyone knows whats wrong please help me out and tell me whats wrong that would be great =)
i recently bought a car and it has a electrical problem in it that i cant figure out. every time i take out my key nothing electrical works. for example the seatbelts dont go back, the clock resets, headunit resets. i checked all the fuses none of them are blown. i heard it could be a ground but i heard it also isnt a ground. i dont know anything about electrical stuff. so if anyone knows whats wrong please help me out and tell me whats wrong that would be great =)
#2
that's messed up. it might be a ground. when you run your car, your alternator is your power source, so you're getting probably 14-16 volts. when you shut your car off, the alternator is off, you might have a bad battery or something. check the battery cables too.
does your car have trouble starting?
does your car have trouble starting?
#5
im having this exact same problem. i whipped out my multimeter and the alt only puts out 12.5 volts when running. and all the accessories come on when i rev above 2250rpms. i only noticed 1 ground wire off the battery to the engine but maybe im stupid and not seeing it?
#6
The ground
There is the one main one on the left side of the engine that goes to the intake manifold. It goes from the battery terminal, to a chassis ground near the battery plateau, and then up to the manifold. Mines a 92 s13. I upgraded mine to 4 gauge because the factory wire is pinner 8gauge, and found a new place for the chassis ground. It only cost me 30 bucks at a local car audio shop.
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