Alternator install

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What would be damaged if I where to wire a new plug up on my alternator wrong and then try start my hj61 12ht?.

Vehicle will now not start but all fuses appear to be OK in the fuse box. I did not smell anything burn. There was a decent spark when I hooked the battery up at the negative terminal
 
Thanks for the info, has been helpful. Although I now believe I have the alternator plug wired up correctly, so I'm unsure why it would have fried something
 
It could still be a fusible link blown that's stopping it starting. They have flame proof insulation, and may look ok but be fried underneath the insulation.
Good luck.


can u post photos Mate ?

i can help here .......


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This is how I've setup the alternator loom for now, I cut the old duetch plug off and just put terminal clips in there in the same order. When I put the negative back on the battery there was a big spark..

As you can see on the loom near the alternator there is also a fuseable link that I have taken the 100 amp fuse out as it was fried

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It looks like your main charge wire is connected directly to ground in pic 3. Are you sure there isn't supposed to be an insulated spacer on that terminal?
That's the b+ terminal and has to be insulated from ground.
 
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