Battery light came on and it’s missing , but it will start ever time and I smell gas

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Asked by GuruBXHT6 Dec 23, 2018 at 03:41 PM about the 2007 Dodge Charger SXT RWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

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Nine times out of when battery light comes on it is the alternator not charging other one percent blown alternator fuse or bad wiring the missing sounds like a spark plug is missing needs a tuneup.

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I change a fuse don’t know what the fuse was was but the battery light when off and I drove it two miles down the road and it drove good.when out side and started it several times And it sounds good still. Not missing

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I changed a fuse and the battery light when off and the missing stopped. Drove it 2 miles down the road and drove and sounded good. Not sure what the fuse was but it was burn out.

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