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1988 Bronco CHARGING SYSTEM PROBLEM

Tiny
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WELL I HAVE A 1988 BRONCO WITH A 351W F.I AUTO. 4WD. AND THE ALTERNATOR WONT CHARGE THE BATTERY. THE GUY I PURCHASED IT FROM SAID THAT HE ALREADY HAD THE BATTERY AND ALT. TESTED AND WAS SAID TO BE GOOD. I HAD A BRONCO ITH THE SAME PROBLEM BUT I SOLD IT INSTEAD OF FIXING IT. I USEED THE OLD SCREWDRIVER BEHIND THE ALTERNATOR TEST TO SEE IF IT WAS GONNA BE MAGNATIZED. AND THERE WAS NO PULL. PLEASE WHAT COULD IT BE?
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Thursday, June 14th, 2007 AT 4:28 AM

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Tiny
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WELL THE ALTENATOR WAS TESTED AND WAS FINE. SOMEONE SAID IT WAS SOME FUSIBLE LINK THE ALWAYS GO BAD BUT I DONT KNOW. I HAD THE 77 BRONCO BEFORE WITH THE SAME PROBLEM BUT THE GUY THAT I SOLD IT TOO JUST RIGGED IT UP WITHOUT FINDING THE REAL PROBLEM. WHAT ELSE COULD IT BE? IM A LITTLE STUCK. THANKS
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Thursday, June 14th, 2007 AT 4:12 PM
Tiny
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I HAVE A INTERNAL VOTAGE REGULATOR AND TEST LIGHT SO WHATS NEXT? THANKS
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