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Old May 5, 2005, 05:48 AM
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ford f150 charging problems

my f150 battery smells like eggs and will not hold a charge i replaced the battery and the att. still over charges and battery goes dead over night both are new replaced 3 times now any ideas would be great drawing a blank on this one

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Overcharges? As in getting too many Volts? Sounds like something's wrong with the alternator or whatever part is controlling the voltage.
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I am not familiar with Fords. Since new alternators continue to over charge the battery, the problem could be an external voltage regulator. If like the newer GM stuff, the voltage regulator is in the alternator, but the alternator has 4 different wires going to it, the one for sensing the voltage could have a bad connection giving a low voltage signal to the alternator. Check for an external voltage regulator and clean up all the connections to the alternator and where all the wires come from. Also clean up your grounds, from the battery to the engine and body.
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