under the thermostat up front,on the right side under the plastic next too your feet in the front seat,i think there is one in the trunk near the rear lights but i`m not sure about that one
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Bad ground isnt gonna cause the battery to boil over. Unless its a major ground, and its shorting out onto a very hot wire. Does your battery still do it now that the fuse is removed?Comment
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over 3 months now i had a bad problem with my car which cause the horn not to work and cannot shift out off park after changing somthing that looks like the big fuses that look like a little black sqaure it went back to normal ...would i be paying for that now that i just bypassed the problem?Comment
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check the voltage out of the alternator, then youll know if its overcharging and find that its faulty. alt. have regulators, and that can be faulty causing it to overcharge. check this first before looking for a short, its quick and easy
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Read the thread, already been stated that our alternators have an external regulator. and again this would not cause anything with lights coming on/offOriginally posted by philthycb7 View PostComment
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sorry for asking so many questions but i'm new to this and i'm stumped so how would i find a bad groundComment
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you'd need a voltmeter with a continuity tester. I dont believe there is an easier way. I could be wrong.
but if you see a wire that looks burnt, a loose connection, ect.Comment
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i think i found the culpret i was looking at my negitive cable and followed it down to where it attaches and it is shreded and corroded it is haning by a thread could this finally be the reason for my problems??Comment
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yes cool fix it and tell us if it works now
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