Jordan Doust Posted August 1, 2023 Posted August 1, 2023 So I have manage to get a replacement 12v starter battery that fits the slot but the battery terminals are reversed! I plugged it and didn't check the + and - thinking they would be in the same place.. they are not.. and managed to plug it in the wrong way round. I blew the big fuse on the positive cable and now replaced it but now all the electronics are working but engine doesn't turn over. I have since checked the continuity between the fuses in the engine bay but none were blown there. Please help if anyone knows any other fuses to check
Picasso Posted August 1, 2023 Posted August 1, 2023 Hi what's your reg no. I do believe there is a fuse holder on the battery positive I helped a lady on here before she did same thing and it was the fuse holder to blame I can check if you have same one
Jordan Doust Posted August 2, 2023 Author Posted August 2, 2023 10 hours ago, Picasso said: Hi what's your reg no. I do believe there is a fuse holder on the battery positive I helped a lady on here before she did same thing and it was the fuse holder to blame I can check if you have same one It's YK57ZEF yes there is a fuse there that I've repaired for the moment and will replace. Do you have a source for this fuse?
Rojie Posted August 2, 2023 Posted August 2, 2023 19 hours ago, Jordan Doust said: So I have manage to get a replacement 12v starter battery that fits the slot but the battery terminals are reversed! I plugged it and didn't check the + and - thinking they would be in the same place.. they are not.. and managed to plug it in the wrong way round. I blew the big fuse on the positive cable and now replaced it but now all the electronics are working but engine doesn't turn over. I have since checked the continuity between the fuses in the engine bay but none were blown there. Please help if anyone knows any other fuses to check Does the starter try to turn the engine over, or just nothing ?
Jordan Doust Posted August 3, 2023 Author Posted August 3, 2023 21 hours ago, Picasso said: is it starting now you repaired it Not yet, all the electronics work but not turn over
Jordan Doust Posted August 3, 2023 Author Posted August 3, 2023 20 hours ago, Rojie said: Does the starter try to turn the engine over, or just nothing ? No I can here the fuel pumps priming and the ECU relays clicking but the starter motor just doesn't spin
Jordan Doust Posted August 4, 2023 Author Posted August 4, 2023 - Solution - I had burst the main fuse on the battery terminal which I repaired straight away, the issue was a small 10amp fuse in the engine bay that must have been for the starter motor.
tanko Posted Monday at 12:59 AM Posted Monday at 12:59 AM Hi jordon I have same problem. Toyota Alphard 2008 2.4 jump start with wrong terminal big spark . I put new battery in but car not cranking . Did you fixed your car. Kindly help me thanks
Jordan Doust Posted Monday at 09:01 AM Author Posted Monday at 09:01 AM 7 hours ago, tanko said: Hi jordon I have same problem. Toyota Alphard 2008 2.4 jump start with wrong terminal big spark . I put new battery in but car not cranking . Did you fixed your car. Kindly help me thanks Yes I did manage to fix it. It was a case of hunting down all the blown fuses. There are about 4+ different fuse boards between the cabin and engine bay and you will need find them then check every single fuse on each board. There is also one big fuse on your positive battery terminal that might have blown too (if youve got lights on your dash this will be fine). If you replace the battery just be carful and tripple check the polarity is correct. The leads are back to front in the alphard. Hope that helps,
tanko Posted Monday at 12:17 PM Posted Monday at 12:17 PM Hi jordon thanks . Hi which gerage you take your car .
Rojie Posted Monday at 12:34 PM Posted Monday at 12:34 PM Form, fit and function. When replacing the starter battery it is ESSENTIAL to ensure the terminals are in the correct places on the battery, AND that they are the correct polarity in those places. Some vehicles, and batteries, are fitted with different sized posts to prevent the problem of incorrect fitment. Those on my Alphie are the same size. Also, if you try and place a new battery 180 degrees incorrectly, the battery leads will not reach.
Jordan Doust Posted Monday at 03:25 PM Author Posted Monday at 03:25 PM 3 hours ago, tanko said: Hi jordon thanks . Hi which gerage you take your car . I did it myself. All the fuses boards are very easy to find with a quick Google search.
tanko Posted Monday at 11:18 PM Posted Monday at 11:18 PM Hi I replaced the main 140 A fuse that was blown also Checked all the fuses under the bonnet all working good.I only managed Checked 10A IGN fuse under the passenger side( difficult to access). But I didn't Checked other fuses or relays in passenger side. Any suggestion thanks
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