Reply to "Charged battery, dead electrical system"

nick47 (Guest)

I replaced the battery, alternator, and voltage regulator last January when the charging system stopped working. I'd love to think the voltage regulator is broken already, since it's cheap and easy to fix. I've never replaced an ignition switch before, so maybe the voltage regulator is a good place to start.

I really appreciate all the help and ideas here. I normally like to figure things out and fix them myself, but electrical systems scare me and I hate not being able to hop in the car and go for a drive whenever I want.

10/29/071:11 PM

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