Battery charged. New fuse. Oil light just flickers - no turnover.

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Sep 18, 2013 - Flickering gauges. ... Problem: The charge indicator light flickers while driving. .... My alternator has been replaced for the third time in 5 months. ... I bought a new regulator but it is still doing the same thing... .... my headlights wont turn on, car runs fine when jumped, battery last for maybe 3 hours, any ideas ...

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Feb 11, 2011 - So i have noticed for a while now that all my interior lighting (radio, tach, even ... Installed the battery and have not had issues starting since then. ... So now ipurchased a new alternator "just in case" figuring i would eliminate the .... Interior lights and headlights still seem to pulse/flicker while idling the most, ...

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Apr 22, 2013 - 20 posts - ‎4 authors

Sounds like starter motor given your slow to no turnover, I assume your new battery has full charge, if not, check with meter, it may be a defective battery, or another issue with connections, did you clean cable connections when you put in new battery? I assume your engine was running properly before battery change and is not partially seized due to overheating or low oil.

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Sounds very much like the battery or the battery cables/connections. If the battery has low fluid or a shorted cell or two, it won't take a full charge no matter how long you charge it.
If you are not able to take the battery in for a load test and validate that it is good, try changing it out with the battery in another vehicle that is not having a problem, and see if that vehicle suddenly develops the same issue. Batteries need to have a load applied while the voltage is checked for a valid determination of it's condition. If you have a volt meter, have someone try the starter while you are checking the battery voltage. If it falls way below 12 volts (replace it), or stays above 12 volts (good) you have a valid answer either way.

Most likely the engine is seized up--in other words, it's DONE.

Sounds pretty "cut-and-dry" to me. You need to charge or replace the dead battery, and make sure your battery cables are CLEAN AND TIGHT and then check to make sure your alternator is charging correctly.

check all the earth connections and clean them. see if that sorts the problem any lights flicker usel means that the earthing is not good and its using another earth so the light will flicker on the device not being activated.

Usually it is not a fuse link, but use a test light and check that you have current at the main terminal on the alternator. If you do the fuse links are fine, so next check your belt tension this is something that is overlooked often and is the cause of flickering alternator lights. Also check and make sure your cable ends are clean and tight. If all is fine that alternator or the voltage regulator in the alternator is going bad.

It could possibility be bad or loose connection on the alternator or battery wiring, or a loose alternator belt. All those lights come on when the battery isn't getting a charge, so the alternator is where I'd start looking.

.I spent a lot of time and head scratching over the exact same problem ...YOU NEED A NEW REGULATOR (it is in the alternator).repair options are ;replace voltage regulator only , rebuild complete alternator , replace alternator with a rebuilt one , or replace alternator with a new one
The clue was getting diff. readings on your volt meter ....mine would spike up to 18 volts but you have to put your volt meter on and get yourself a cup of coffee (or a beer) and stare at your meter for atleast 15 minuits after the engine is heated up ....