Hi all - I’m chasing down some electrical issues after unfortunately frying my alternator.
I replaced the alternator and I’m still getting a no charge condition. But before I dive deeper into fixing that I wanted to sense check the wires orientation for the positive battery terminal fuse block. In my haste to diagnose the alternator and change my alternator fuse I’m not 100% sure I reconnected all the wires correctly.
See sample photo of the part and my diagram below. If anyone has expert knowledge or is willing to get eyes on thier configuration I would really appreciate it. Unfortunately it does require you to push down on the plastic tabs and remove a cover to actually see the connections...
Thanks in advance for any help.
I replaced the alternator and I’m still getting a no charge condition. But before I dive deeper into fixing that I wanted to sense check the wires orientation for the positive battery terminal fuse block. In my haste to diagnose the alternator and change my alternator fuse I’m not 100% sure I reconnected all the wires correctly.
See sample photo of the part and my diagram below. If anyone has expert knowledge or is willing to get eyes on thier configuration I would really appreciate it. Unfortunately it does require you to push down on the plastic tabs and remove a cover to actually see the connections...
Thanks in advance for any help.
