My truck is not charging the battery

Hello,

This could be a problem with Fuse A or Fuse #36 which are located in the Fuse and Fusible Link Box in the front of the right shock tower in the engine compartment. In the diagrams down below I have included a wiring diagram of your vehicle's charging circuit as well as the diagram and callout of the Fuse and Fusible Link Box for your vehicle. Please check these two fuses and get back to us with what you are able to find out. We can go from there.

Thanks,
Alex
2CarPros

Hello and welcome to 2carpros. Just to jump in as SCWICKEDSTANG stated earlier double check those fuses. If your fuses are good then do a voltage drop test across the battery cables with a digital volt meter. Attaching images below.
The first 2 images I took one lead and attached it to the positive cable and the second lead on my meter I touched the alternator battery cable. 3rd image was the voltage drop of 0.05 volts which is good. 4th image moved the lead to the ground cable and 5th image took the other lead and touched the alternator housing since it is self grounding. Last image measured 0 volts which is perfect. So my total voltage drop adding the 2 together is 0.05 volts which indicates no problem with the battery cables.

Now if for example you measured something like 2 volts across one of the cables then that would indicate high resistance in that cable and you would need to check for some type of corrosion, faulty contact etc. If you can take those measurements and post them on here that would be great. Let us know please.

Hello again,

Please double check the year make and model of your vehicle and get back to us with what it is. You can check on the driver side door jamb for this information.

Thanks,
Alex
2CarPros