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Old 02-20-2007, 09:58 PM
AndyDallas AndyDallas is offline
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Electric problems on 95 F 150

Hello,

I have the following problem with my F 150 I-6. After a 250 mile trip on Sunday, I tried starting up the engine on monday morning. There was no electricity in the whole electric system of the car. I charged the battery for couple hours monday evening. That evening, after disconecting from charger, the whole electric system was working just fine. After taking the truck out this morning (starting fine), after 1 stop on the way back home, it would not start anymore. It still had weak lights, but not enough to start the engine.

I had the battery checked, as far as they were concerned, the battery was in great shape (650 crank amps).

Can anyone of you guys give me an idea on what could be the problem here?

Thank you.
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Old 02-28-2007, 07:07 AM
wolf9304 wolf9304 is offline
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Re: Electric problems on 95 F 150

dont forget to check your fuses first if your fuses are good then get your truck running and remove your positive battery cable if your truck dies then itll either be your fusible link or your altenator alot of auto parts store will check your altenator for free if that reads good then most likely itll be your fusible link
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