ulf wrote: |
mcgyver2k wrote: | Not so important. The car is running again.  |
And what was the exact cause of the (suspected) LiMa failure? |
The cable from the body control module to the alternator was only delivering half of the original 12V excitation voltage. A new alternator wouldn't have helped. I replaced the cable, and that seems to have fixed the problem for now.
Since I've been waiting for a new wiring harness for 8 weeks, the car has been acting up more often, such as the issue with the crankshaft position sensor:
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"Besides, I haven't had a speedometer signal for quite some time."