Gabe96Explorer
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- 96 Explorer 4x4 Sport
My explorer, that is now having an issue charging its self, has become a PITA.
It started dieing while on the road, like the battery would just run its self out completely.
Turns out my little brother swapped in a spare cluster I had laying around. Could it be the cluster is causing an issue?
Doesn't the alternator run through the voltage meter on the dash, before running back to the battery? That is what makes me think that the cluster is bad, causing the Alternator's power unable to reach its destination.
We replaced the alternator and the battery. My truck doesn't have keyless entry or any other power options besides locks and windows, so it is the 95A.
We checked all the fuses & relays in the dash and under the hood that would pertain anything to do with the charging system. All of them looking and operate as they should.
My only option left, is the cluster.
Thoughts?
It started dieing while on the road, like the battery would just run its self out completely.
Turns out my little brother swapped in a spare cluster I had laying around. Could it be the cluster is causing an issue?
Doesn't the alternator run through the voltage meter on the dash, before running back to the battery? That is what makes me think that the cluster is bad, causing the Alternator's power unable to reach its destination.
We replaced the alternator and the battery. My truck doesn't have keyless entry or any other power options besides locks and windows, so it is the 95A.
We checked all the fuses & relays in the dash and under the hood that would pertain anything to do with the charging system. All of them looking and operate as they should.
My only option left, is the cluster.
Thoughts?