2019 Honda CR-V LX 2.4 ALTERNATOR NOT CHARGING BATTERY WITH NO CODES
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yellow wire (single wire alternator)= 10.8v plug and unplug
Black = wire going to the fuse block inside engine compartment.
The alternator is grounded to the chassis. Externally grounded.
My problem is that I can't find a way to give power to the brown wire that powers up the charging circuit indicator lamp.
I checked all the fuses under the dash on the driver side, inside of the vehicle.
This circuit is power side switched. I'm going to include a picture of the circuit.
What's the easiest way to find that brown wire that goes to the lamp on the dash. I don't have any codes to guide me.
I wanted to do the test that Paul showed me where he would give power to the bulb circuit and the alternator would begin charging the battery again.
Right now, I need help in finding that wire in this vehicle because from the inside, I would have to take out seats to work comfortable. Thanks.
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I put a load on the alternator by turning on lights, accessories etc, voltage jumped up to 14v plus. It's a fix. If anything comes up, I'll post it again. thanks again.
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