BrownsFan42
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- December 25, 2021
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- 16
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- City, State
- Ohio
- Year, Model & Trim Level
- 2007 Ford Explorer 4.0
2007 Explorer 4.0.
The "Check Charging System" red light comes on a couple seconds after I start the truck. I clear it by hitting the "Reset" button, and it comes back on in exactly 10 minutes, and every 10 minutes after I clear it.
The alternator is new and is putting out 14.2 V while running with the lights, fan and AC going. My mechanic says there's nothing wrong with the charging system if the alternator is putting out over 14V. He's saying it's probably one of the small wires going into the alternator....maybe a pin broke off or something. There's nothing to worry about if the car is charging properly.
The question is: How difficult is it to change the two small wiring connections going into the alternator? I don't know what's on the other end of those small wires.
The "Check Charging System" red light comes on a couple seconds after I start the truck. I clear it by hitting the "Reset" button, and it comes back on in exactly 10 minutes, and every 10 minutes after I clear it.
The alternator is new and is putting out 14.2 V while running with the lights, fan and AC going. My mechanic says there's nothing wrong with the charging system if the alternator is putting out over 14V. He's saying it's probably one of the small wires going into the alternator....maybe a pin broke off or something. There's nothing to worry about if the car is charging properly.
The question is: How difficult is it to change the two small wiring connections going into the alternator? I don't know what's on the other end of those small wires.