Disconnected battery and now have these electrical issues. How to get resolved?
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In early March, I had a check engine light come on in my 2005 Ford Focus. I had code checked and they told it would go off by itself. I disconnected battery to make light go off sooner and ever since I have electrical issues, the common ones being my transmission having shifting issues and my clock and radio resetting every now and then. I just learned about the connection between these issues and the battery today (early May). Now that I know the problem, what can I do to fix it?
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wrayautoon May 6, 2015
Owner: We would begin by testing the Alternator operation, to confirm clean ( no ac ), charging system voltage.
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