2005 mustang v6 2dr manuel trans changed the altenator now the red battery light stays on but is charging

Asked by rightous Feb 14, 2017 at 05:22 PM about the 2005 Ford Mustang

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Bob answered 7 years ago

Has the battery been tested or replaced?

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rightous answered 7 years ago

no it hasnt, i mean i checked the voltage when car was off it was 1257 and when it was running it was 14.4

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Bob answered 7 years ago

Interesting......I will do some more research. Are you sure it is a battery light?

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Bob answered 7 years ago

Read post number 20 in the link that will follow. You possibly have a wire somewhere behind the engine that has rubbed and shorted out.

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Bob answered 7 years ago

http://www.allfordmustangs.com/forums/2005-2010-v6-mustang- tech/231419-2005-mustang-v6-conv-battery-light-remains-2.html

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