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October 20th, 2009 09:37 AM #21
Hello,
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1. Firstly, tama yung analysis ng lahat... it's an electrical charging problem. either yung alternator mo, bumigay na - or nahugot lang yung connections or nacorrode lang yung connections or baka NAPUTOL lang yung alternator Fan Belt mo. (which is very likely) - considering na laging baha ang Manila recently. I suspect - the connections. since you have a new car naman... your alternator will still be good - unless matapat ka sa lokong mekaniko or alaktrician. If you can find a trusty mechanic, the first logical thing for him to do is check your alternator if it's charging. He needs to first remove and inspect the socket connections from the alternator to the battery line and also from the rectifiers - field and ground lines. If OK, then he does field testing... normally, he uses some test equipmeents like multimeters to do this job. If there is no problem there, he connects it and jumpstarts your car with a jumper cable since your battery is drained. If the car starts and there is still
a red lamp on with the battery symbol or engine symbol... then your electrician check the fuses and relays or he can also do this in the reverse order. If everything is ok with the fuses... thats the only time to check the alternator.
2. OK lang itulak ang AT... kahit itow pa ito below 40 kph.
3. Na istart niyo pa yung kotse pero namatay din agad... meaning, hindi pa talaga totaly drained yung battery. But since namatay din agad... well... it probably was just a surge of energy.
4. Check fan belts... get electrician/ mechanic... and don't be afraid to have your car pushed if it stalls. Under the Mango tree mekanik myth lang yung masisira daw ang tranny pag tinulak. Just put it in N - then you can push it below 40kph.... wala naman sigurong makakapagtulak niyan above 5kph unless ipahila mo with another car.... Towing it by lifting the front end is better... but making it run on site is preferrable.
Siguro, the cheapest way is to buy a new battery muna - if your battery is more than 2 years old na rin. Just to be safe.... Motolite can deliver anywhere ata. Then drive it to the nearest auto-supply or service center liek Rapide' or Gas station where there are mechanics on duty.
I hope this helps.
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October 20th, 2009 06:43 PM #22
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October 20th, 2009 06:51 PM #23
kahit ako, martutulak na lang or tow papuntang bahay kesa ipasok sa rapide... :bwahaha: baka buong charging system mo palitan.
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October 20th, 2009 08:40 PM #24Then drive it to the nearest auto-supply or service center liek Rapide' or Gas station where there are mechanics on duty.
--No way!!! parang hinulog mo sa bangin yung auto mo...
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October 21st, 2009 07:42 AM #25thanks sa mga inputs ninyo. napacheck ko na yung kotse ko, nasira kasi yung speedometer sensor gauge and nag short ito.
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October 21st, 2009 08:36 AM #27
posible din fuel hose,
ganyan din sakin nangyari, matic din, kapapalit lang ng fuel hose, ayun, di pala maayos ung pagkakabit, namamatay makina, nag stastart pero namamatay din, kahit anung rebolusyon mo pa.
goodluck bro sa repair ng auto mo! buti't asa matao kang lugar, mahirap tumirik kung nasa isolated place ka
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October 21st, 2009 08:37 AM #28Originally Posted by ehnriko
Siguro, the cheapest way is to buy a new battery muna - if your battery is more than 2 years old na rin. Just to be safe.... Motolite can deliver anywhere ata. Then drive it to the nearest auto-supply or service center liek Rapide' or Gas station where there are mechanics on duty.
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October 21st, 2009 11:51 AM #29
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October 21st, 2009 12:33 PM #30
Just read the below link to know more about this rapide.
http://tsikot.yehey.com/forums/showthread.php?p=1345533
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