2000 Mustang GT alternator. Sold the car for salvage and kept some parts off of it to resell.
I drove the car a total of about 4 miles before it broke, but I do not remember the battery light coming on. I have no reason to believe the alternator is bad, but wanted to have it tested before I sell it.
I've went to 2 autozone stores and it fails at both of them (two times at one store and one time at another).
I've went to 2 O'Reilly Auto Parts stores and it passes at both of them.
I mentioned this to the guy at the last Autozone store and he made a comment that the machines are the same exact machine (and made it sound like I was lying to him).
Not trying to start anything, just wondering why the stores would differ and is there another way I can test it? I don't want to sell a bad alternator, but I don't want to junk a good one either.
I drove the car a total of about 4 miles before it broke, but I do not remember the battery light coming on. I have no reason to believe the alternator is bad, but wanted to have it tested before I sell it.
I've went to 2 autozone stores and it fails at both of them (two times at one store and one time at another).
I've went to 2 O'Reilly Auto Parts stores and it passes at both of them.
I mentioned this to the guy at the last Autozone store and he made a comment that the machines are the same exact machine (and made it sound like I was lying to him).
Not trying to start anything, just wondering why the stores would differ and is there another way I can test it? I don't want to sell a bad alternator, but I don't want to junk a good one either.