Re: This question is electrical !

Posted by Randy-IA on November 13, 2005 at 07:41:05 from (209.152.95.41):

In Reply to: Re: This question is electrical ! posted by John T on November 12, 2005 at 21:42:37:

Hi John , Thanks for answering ! I looked at the alternator and this is the way it's wired . The two original cloth wires are on the big lug and then from there a jumper goes to the diode plug ( orange ) a white wire from the diode plug goes to nothing . That's it . I guess it's set up as a one wire system . Is the white wire supposed to go to something ? It's been quite a while since I've had a alternator problem . Not even sure yet that this IS a problem . I don't get to work much on my stuff in the cold of winter ( more so the dark of winter ) during the week since I don't have any place inside to work on my vehicles close by . If I can get them to my place of employment ( 8 miles ) I can work on them there . So what I'm getting at is that it sometimes takes a long time for me to work on and fix a simple problem one day a weekend at a time . So bare with me please ? Take care ...Randy

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