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miss-enzo wrote:The standard battery is crap in the FTO i changed mine for a WAY bigger one cause hte old one wasnt hackin it!
Muad_dib77 wrote:Hey team emperor - welcome to the site..
sounds rather odd - are there any odd noises from the alternator?
did you try cleaning the stepper motor? doesn't hurt
I'm not sure it has anything to do with the stepper as the fact that the battery light comes on would indicate that the battery isn't charging.
Oh also - check belts and pulleys..
steelroe wrote:Get a voltmeter on across the battery leads ad rev the car. Voltage should rise to 14volts or over if alt is charging properly
jpsautostyling wrote:not to sound stupid but have you checked that the leads are on tight on the battery.
jpsautostyling wrote:iv just had a similar problem with mine it turned out to be the alternator runs like a dream now the only difference with your problem and mine is that my volts didnt stop dropping it could be the first sign that its on its way out.
jpsautostyling wrote:the best way to try solve your problem is to call out an AutoElectricain to test all your electrics but not sure what the call-out charge is over there but in England its £50-60 call-out thats before they find the problem.
stevec wrote:I had this problem after I put a new battery in - don't know why.
The car would stall in idle while stopped at lights etc.
I reset the ECU by leaving the battery disconnected for 20 mins and tried again - problem was still there.
After about an hour of driving the problem went away though and hasn't re-appeared.
Other thing it turn the aircon fully off and see if that makes a difference.
steelroe wrote:This is either a faulty battery or the alt. Get the battery tested it may be bioling the 1 or more of the cells.
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