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Corsa Sport » Message Board » Help Zone, Modification and ICE Advice » Bloody Battery Light » Post Reply
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| Fallafullus |
posted on 1st Jun 07 at 07:55 |
cos me dad got given it, and me dad (like anyone) would take it anyway if it had no wheels! Spoke to someone yesterday and they said it could be a loose wire on the battery, so I will get that checked out before I buy a new battery........ | |
| dannymccann |
posted on 31st May 07 at 17:12 |
why didnt your 'acquired' corsa come with its own battery :o...... | |
| Fallafullus |
posted on 31st May 07 at 13:49 |
both the alternator and battery would have recommended amperage on it?? | |
| Dave A |
posted on 31st May 07 at 13:40 |
the battery may not be the right amperage for the alternator. | |
| Fallafullus |
posted on 31st May 07 at 13:19 |
Well, the battery came off my old clio and it is fine.....I have charged it up the full power and still the light comes on....I dont really wanna spend money on battery and it still happen.....think it could be a electrical fault? | |
| dannymccann |
posted on 31st May 07 at 13:10 |
sure the battery isnt knackered? | |
| Fallafullus |
 posted on 31st May 07 at 12:38 |
I have recently aqquired a Corsa 1.4SL becasue I totalled my old Rover 216 SLI 16V:o. The battery light on the Corsa comes on everytime I rev the engiene, thinking this was a alternator issue, I went out and bought a brand new one (£120!!). Fit the new alternator and the problem still persists......Has anyone had this problem before? I mean it may be a faulty switch, light, sensor....god knows.....anyone with any input would be gladly received:thumbs: |