Attempting to verify electrical problem on 1999 Daewoo Lanos. System shut down the other night! Battery has been recharged and is holding charge. What can be done with verifying if Charging system is the problem without removing the alternator which is difficult?.

it is not going to hurt the system do it quick and all will be fine. Make sure the terminal you pull off does not touch the car in anyway. it is the same story as jump starting a car, I jump start new cars everyday and have never had a problem. it is not going to hurt the system do it quick and all will be fine. Make sure the terminal you pull off does not touch the car in anyway. it is the same story as jump starting a car, I jump start new cars everyday and have never had a problem.

you can also use a volt meter. Check the battery voltage with the engine off, it should read 12-13 volts, if the altenator is working it should increase the voltage with the motor running to the upper area of 13 volts. maybe 14 as long as it is greater than when it is not running. If the voltage drops or there is no increase, the altenator is not working correct. you can also use a volt meter. Check the battery voltage with the engine off, it should read 12-13 volts, if the altenator is working it should increase the voltage with the motor running to the upper area of 13 volts. maybe 14 as long as it is greater than when it is not running. If the voltage drops or there is no increase, the altenator is not working correct.