Haven't watched entire video yet in case you show a possible way to bypass and install inline links in setup but my main issue is the black plug the wires want to come loose from it
Hey do you possibly know a reliable source to order the plug and fuse links that have to be attached to positive terminal for power to everything mine is worn out and will jar loose from time to time it's a 87 z24i I have several hardbody parts trucks but it's the one item I can't seem to find exactly same setup
Here's the link for the fusible links. Which plug do you mean? www.nissanpartsdeal.com/page_product/searchbyname?Vin=&Make=Nissan&Model=Hardbody+Pickup+(D21)&Year=1986&Submodel=&Filter=()&Keywords=Fusible+links+
I re-researched the wiring harness for the alternator! The two prong connector (with 1 yellow wire and one White wire) is what we need to look at! The yellow wire feeds into the dash! The white wire feeds back and might split off into two white wires the should connect to a fusible link by the battery! 1 of those white wires is the one that charges the battery! If we know that your alternator is good?!...and not the problem! Then it might be either the white wire that charges the battery or the fusible link itself, that is bad?!...or maybe both could be bad?! Try testing the fusible link for power! And peel back the loom for the white wire! See if there's any type of damage to it!
My connector to my alternator is broken from inside the connector so I’m going to try and male to female to connect the alternator without the connector
That's a good idea. If you ever spot another d21 at the junkyard. See if you can get that harness connector from that d21 and splice it onto your d21's harness
I hate to tell you but that wire on the solenoid is not a ground the engine block is the ground the small wire on the solenoid is a momentary power to start the engine
Hey man having trouble with my 86 and thought that the fusible links may be the issue but I’m not sure. It has a new battery new alternator but not a sound or click when key is in ON position just dead silence..What could this be?
Is your d21 a. Manual? If so look behind the clutch pedal. There's the neutral safety switch. If it's going bad or has gone bad, it'll cause your exact situation.
@@looneyg3107 yes. Specially if the ones on there now are the original ones. I'd change your relays too. I waited too long and the fusible links all fried at once. Later on the same thing happened to all the relays
@@looneyg3107 this was the only place online I was ever able too find. www.nissanpartsdeal.com/page_product/searchbyname?Vin=&Make=Nissan&Model=Hardbody+Pickup+(D21)&Year=1986&Submodel=&Filter=()&Keywords=Fusible+links+
Haven't watched entire video yet in case you show a possible way to bypass and install inline links in setup but my main issue is the black plug the wires want to come loose from it
Would you mind making a vid for the plug you're talking about? That way I'll be better able to help
Thanks again man!! I'll lyk tomorrow when I have time to work on it
You're very welcome! But yeah, let me know how it goes! If you need more help, don't hesitate to ask! 😁
@@almagam2099 watched your vid and in less than an hour I'm glad to report she's up and running. Thanks a million !!!
@@Lz999J I am so, sooo glad you got her running! 💪
@@almagam2099 same here! It does make a whirring type sound when it starts up, any clue what it could be?
ls it the engine that makes the sound?
Hey do you possibly know a reliable source to order the plug and fuse links that have to be attached to positive terminal for power to everything mine is worn out and will jar loose from time to time it's a 87 z24i I have several hardbody parts trucks but it's the one item I can't seem to find exactly same setup
Here's the link for the fusible links. Which plug do you mean?
www.nissanpartsdeal.com/page_product/searchbyname?Vin=&Make=Nissan&Model=Hardbody+Pickup+(D21)&Year=1986&Submodel=&Filter=()&Keywords=Fusible+links+
So which connection charges the battery? Im having a issue where the alternator is good but its not charging the battery
I re-researched the wiring harness for the alternator! The two prong connector (with 1 yellow wire and one White wire) is what we need to look at!
The yellow wire feeds into the dash!
The white wire feeds back and might split off into two white wires the should connect to a fusible link by the battery!
1 of those white wires is the one that charges the battery!
If we know that your alternator is good?!...and not the problem! Then it might be either the white wire that charges the battery or the fusible link itself, that is bad?!...or maybe both could be bad?!
Try testing the fusible link for power! And peel back the loom for the white wire! See if there's any type of damage to it!
@@almagam2099 highly appreciate it!
@@freshprincee2723 not a problem!
My connector to my alternator is broken from inside the connector so I’m going to try and male to female to connect the alternator without the connector
That's a good idea. If you ever spot another d21 at the junkyard. See if you can get that harness connector from that d21 and splice it onto your d21's harness
Thanks mate im going run new loom
Glad the info could help!
I hate to tell you but that wire on the solenoid is not a ground the engine block is the ground the small wire on the solenoid is a momentary power to start the engine
Thanks for the info and correction!!! I really do appreciate it!
Hey man having trouble with my 86 and thought that the fusible links may be the issue but I’m not sure. It has a new battery new alternator but not a sound or click when key is in ON position just dead silence..What could this be?
Is your d21 a. Manual? If so look behind the clutch pedal. There's the neutral safety switch. If it's going bad or has gone bad, it'll cause your exact situation.
@@almagam2099 thanks man! But should I get the fusible links either way just to be safe? And what’s the purpose of the neutral saftey switch?
@@looneyg3107 yes. Specially if the ones on there now are the original ones. I'd change your relays too. I waited too long and the fusible links all fried at once. Later on the same thing happened to all the relays
@@almagam2099 okay good to know, where can I get the relays and the fusible links?
@@looneyg3107 this was the only place online I was ever able too find.
www.nissanpartsdeal.com/page_product/searchbyname?Vin=&Make=Nissan&Model=Hardbody+Pickup+(D21)&Year=1986&Submodel=&Filter=()&Keywords=Fusible+links+
Waisting my with your mothering nature. Get to the point if you have one
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