Anonymous Posted on Jun 12, 2013

Battery light, gas light, brake light stays on

The battery, gase,and brake light stays on. The heater and air condition and fan do not work when these lights are on if these lights are off the heater, air conditioner, and fan work what could be the problem

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Anonymous

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Posted on Aug 30, 2011

SOURCE: My brother in-law tried to jump start our ascender

didnt notice any or didnt find any, check ALL the fuses, if all are OK, then have a shop look at it, explain what happened, then senf him the bill. ; )

Ray Keckeisen

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Posted on Apr 15, 2009

SOURCE: blower motor

check the charging system,also check that the ground wire to the engineis in good shape test with ohm meter should read zero, also check grond strap the the body itself

Anonymous

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Posted on Apr 02, 2010

SOURCE: brake light on, gas light on, battery light on. Dashboard lights.

Hi, that would be your alternator needs to be overhauled. The battery light is usually a good indicator that your alternator is not charging.
You'll need to get the bearings,brushes, and vacum pump seals replaced. Hopefully the regulator is ok, but they will test this when you get it repaired.

In short your alternator is not charging....

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