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Old 09-14-2010, 01:44 PM
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no electrical power any where.

96 blazer.no power anywhere,starter good,battery-13.4v..no head lights,no nothing.ecm or ign..?
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Re: no electrical power any where.

Check the Fusible links down by the starter
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Re: no electrical power any where.

Start by checking the battery cables. Take both ends of both cables apart and clean them with a wire brush until they shine. Put them back together and tighten them up. Next check both sides of all fuses with a voltmeter or a test light, don't forget the Maxi fuse under the battery.
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Start by checking the battery cables. Take both ends of both cables apart and clean them with a wire brush until they shine. Put them back together and tighten them up. Next check both sides of all fuses with a voltmeter or a test light, don't forget the Maxi fuse under the battery.
Terminals was cleaned,no maxi fuse under battery unless i over looked it.Just cruise control diafram.I have 12v.to main + at the starter.The starter turns over when i cross the silenold terminals.no head lights.All fuses good.Turn the key over nothing...

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Check the Fusible links down by the starter
I have 12volt power to the starter.(main battery wire)

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Re: no electrical power any where.

Check voltage on the red wire at the rear of the alternator.
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Re: no electrical power any where.

This is sounding more like a Multi-function switch or possibly the Ignition Switch. If you turn the key on and jump the solenoid down on the starter, will the engine start?
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This is sounding more like a Multi-function switch or possibly the Ignition Switch. If you turn the key on and jump the solenoid down on the starter, will the engine start?
no it won`t.What do u mean by Multi-Function Switch?

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Re: no electrical power any where.

quote=old_master;6802291]Check voltage on the red wire at the rear of the alternator.[/quote] Have full batery voltage at the alternator...
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Re: no electrical power any where.

of of the bck of the alternator there should be two wires. One of them goes back to the battery and the other will go to a junction block. That junction block will hav multiple fusible links coming out of it. Check for power at those wires.
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of of the bck of the alternator there should be two wires. One of them goes back to the battery and the other will go to a junction block. That junction block will hav multiple fusible links coming out of it. Check for power at those wires.
Thanks AIR,i`ll get back to u.This for REX.Did u u put both wires back on alt?
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of of the bck of the alternator there should be two wires. One of them goes back to the battery and the other will go to a junction block. That junction block will hav multiple fusible links coming out of it. Check for power at those wires.
Found it,the guy who put the alt.on left the black wire off.Thanks alot been alot of help.
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