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Super 90 diesel electric problem

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mic

04-21-2002 15:47:38

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I have a problem with the batteries going dead. Unless I unhook them at night, they'll be dead in the morning. It has a new starter, and switch on it, and there isnt too much else on a diesel is there ? I hooked up a volt meter from an unhooked cable, and a terminal on the battery, if I'm right, there should be nothing, but it has 12V. Everything is off, as far as I can see. Anyone else know what the problem might be ? thanks

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Orlando:Volant, PA

04-23-2002 17:46:28

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Re: super 90 diesel electric problem in reply to mic, 04-21-2002 15:47:38

Mic: I sent you a long email..I think your problem may be an oil pressure-sensor switch that is wired in line with your fuel gauge. Check that out first. Common problem with diesels. Let me know. Good luck! Orlando

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winston

04-21-2002 17:30:38

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Re: super 90 diesel electric problem in reply to mic, 04-21-2002 15:47:38

I would check the voltage regulator next, the contacts could be stuck closed. If so the genenator feild coils would drain the batteries.
A quick check would be to place something metal near the genarator if it is magnitized, the feild coils are energized.
good luck, winston

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H.T.Hertz

04-22-2002 13:12:00

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Re: Re: super 90 diesel electric problem in reply to winston, 04-21-2002 17:30:38

and, the generator will be warm....

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