That would be my first guess but Im not a mechanic. Lots of other ways the short could happen. If its the original alt, i would replace it as it has reached the end of its life.blockinnovations wrote:Got it. It was the 75A alternator fuse and was waaay hard to see. Before I put another one in, I'm guessing the voltage regulator on the alternator is bad or it wouldn't have blown in the first place. Is that correct? I need a new alternator and another 75A fuse?
Hi I know this is a very old thread and and sorry to jack ur thread i am a newb hope you guys can also help me out also but i tried my best to search an answer I am also having the same exact problem. have you ever found out what was causing this problemblockinnovations wrote:Okay, first post. Picked up a 1995 240SX for nothing, literally. Well, traded a used set of HKS Hiper-D coilovers off my turbo IS300.
This thing has almost no functioning electrical accessories. No dash lights except the little LCD square thing, no radio, no AC or fan, no tail lights or brake lights, no blinkers, no dome light, no power windows, no sunroof, no wipers, no power mirrors.
The headlights work, the horn works, and the engine starts and runs fine.
Strange, huh? Any suggestions? Fuses are all good. I replaced the battery when I got it since the last one was completely dead.
I HATE electrical problems. My IS300 has 1188 horsepower. I LOVE building engines, but it's almost like opposite sides of the brain. Looking forward to hearing some feedback!