richard033

Turns out our ECU is broken, i did find another used one, but is it a simple swap or does it need programming for the keys?

Fusible link is bypassed for testing. a link would be helpfull for the other posts about this problem

The results so far! Nothing. We did run a wire between the alternator and the battery, stil not charging, Then my experienced roadside mechanic neighbour did use a amp meter and that also showed nothing, see picture. Now i'm trying tot get another replacement altenator from autodoc

Thanks for the info John, do you know where it is located?

Can anyone post a picture of the Large alt fuse? we can't find it?

We did not check the alternator before install, but we just found out there is no connection between the alternator and the battery, one of my neighbours who is a experienced technician (roadside service) did measure the cable and no go. So maybe a blown fuse on that cable, but we can't find one, so tomorow we are going to instal a new cable and find out. Also prefer OEM but those Dodge altenators are very expensive and very hard to find.

New to this forum, and beeing from the netherlands forgive me for writing erors. I do have a 2009 Dodge 2.4, the alternator died a few weeks ago and this weekend we replaced it with a new Redix alternator, and also replaced the battery. But is doesn't charge the battery, no voltage on the alternator with a running engine. Is there a fus that could be blown? checked the fuses in the fuse box and they seem to be OK. I know some cars have a big fuse between the alternator and the battery, does my Dodge have one? and where is it located? I can't find any info on the internet Hope someone can help before i have to go to a expensive mechanic, i'd rather spend my money on US vacations. greetings Richard