Battery charging issue

Hello,

First are you having any issues with it starting? Have you used a multi-meter to see what the alternator is putting out (should be 13.5 - 15.1)? If you are then a question.

Do you have and leave any portable electronics plugged in and charging with vehicle off? If so try unplugging them and see how it goes. Also, if have not already would suggest taking to a parts store and ask them to check your battery condition, if your battery is more than four years old would suggest replacing.

Okay, so there is no adjustments on an alternator your vehicle only requires a 65 amp, a lot of people put larger amp in do to having aftermarket stereos and amps to compensate for the extra power needed to run them.

Mark

Hi Hassan,

First off you will need a digital Multi-Meter (picture below). You will turn the meter to 20 volts scale (see picture), with vehicle running touch red lead to positive battery post and black lead to Negative post (see picture). And as stated voltage should be between 13.5 - 15.1 maybe as high as 15.5 volts

Battery Voltage with vehicle off should be 12.5 - 12.8 volts.