Battery Light Problem
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Hey everyone I was hoping to get some help with a problem here it is:
I installed the dual battery kit with the smart isolator. Now when I turn the jeep on the battery light comes on and stays on the entire time the jeep is running. I checked both batteries and they are holding a charge. The only time I can get the light to go out is after I have been driving for with the light on, I stop for a short time and then start the jeep again. Then the light never comes on. I checked the wiring and I can't see anything wrong.
Any help would be appreciated,
Dan
I installed the dual battery kit with the smart isolator. Now when I turn the jeep on the battery light comes on and stays on the entire time the jeep is running. I checked both batteries and they are holding a charge. The only time I can get the light to go out is after I have been driving for with the light on, I stop for a short time and then start the jeep again. Then the light never comes on. I checked the wiring and I can't see anything wrong.
Any help would be appreciated,
Dan
Last edited by Dmerk524; Nov 3, 2009 at 12:40 PM. Reason: used a bad word to refer to a jeep
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I thought about that but then why does the light not come on when the jeep is restarted after running for awhile. I would think that would be when both batteries are fully charged and combined?
So what was the resolution here? I may have a similar situation. I have an auxiliary battery with a no-name battery isolator from Pep Boys. It ran fine for a year, but over the past several months I've noticed the voltage creeping up. It now sits at 15.1 to 15.4 volts going down the expressway, and every once in a while I'll get an overvoltage fault, when it fluctuates over 16 volts. The auxiliary battery checked out fine. Any ideas before I'm forced to make a trip to the dealer?



