New alternator,New battery,serpentine belt tight and good condition and battery light is on?

Asked by Heather Oct 06, 2018 at 02:45 PM about the 1998 Lexus LS

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

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Heather answered 5 years ago

Checked all fuses in the engine compartment. Ran tests with the multimeter and battery is getting right voltage.

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KenF answered 5 years ago

Maybe try checking for voltage drops; test voltage at BAT connection on alternator, should be same as between pos and neg terminals on battery.

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Heather answered 5 years ago

Tested for voltage drop.Resetting light by disconnecting battery. Hoping it doesn't come back on. It has come on before when I stomped the gas and then turned back off when turning off and restarting car. We will see!

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Heather answered 5 years ago

Light is still on. I guess it is time to track down the wires to the battery light.

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