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Car Forum / Mercedes-Benz Cars / August 2003

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alternator problem

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soconor - 31 Aug 2003 03:18 GMT
I've got a 1980 280 se with a 1985 body style.  The alternator has a male
adapter but no wire to go to it.  As a result, the battery stays dead as
it's not recharged and it loses power and stalls, needing to be jumped.  I
can add the wire if any one could tell me where this wire goes.  Please
help!!!!!
Nathan M. Gant - 31 Aug 2003 03:57 GMT
Not sure of the wire, but I would double-check the belt.  I recently had a
problem with dead battery, but finally traced it down to a lousy alt. belt
which was slighlty slipping and not fully charging battery.  It was hard to
tell if it was slipping by just observing it.  I bought a more expensive
"gator-back" belt.  Problem solved.

> I've got a 1980 280 se with a 1985 body style.  The alternator has a male
> adapter but no wire to go to it.  As a result, the battery stays dead as
> it's not recharged and it loses power and stalls, needing to be jumped.  I
> can add the wire if any one could tell me where this wire goes.  Please
> help!!!!!
 
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