Hey everyone, I broke the connector plug in the back of the alternator. Old threads say cdan could hook it up but that was years ago. Anyone have a part number or advice? Thanks!
RTH: Alternator Plug Connector Harness Part Number
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This guy..
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Got it out with pliers. Plastic connector is all broken. Would you run it like this or replace? Ok to drive it like this temporarily? Only concern is the wires could come out.. what do y’all think?
90980-11349 connector housing for alternator $7 each
82998-12440 terminal with 6" pigtails $6 each
You can fix it properly for $25.
82998-12440 terminal with 6" pigtails $6 each
You can fix it properly for $25.
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You da man
You can fix it properly with a connector off Amazon for cheap and it looks just like the oem connector.
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Yes, it must be correct unless the previously posted part number is incorrect but he member who posted that number is one of the local electrical gurus so I’d bet my arse the number is correct. And, it looks like the one I wired in a couple years ago. Good luck.
ChaseTruck
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Simple solution: buy all the part numbers mentioned here, plus the Amazon stuff.
Something in the mix will work, and the other stuff goes into the "maybe-useful-at-some-point" bin.
Something in the mix will work, and the other stuff goes into the "maybe-useful-at-some-point" bin.
The part numbers are correct. I needed to replace my 21 year old connector when I replaced the alternator in my 1997 LX450.
Thanks ! mine crumbled like a cookie ! Thanks for the info
Hey guys, my connector crumbled too. About to order the plug and pig tails. What would be the correct way to fix it? Cut and re-solder right at the end and insert the new spades into the new connector and call it a day? Also, is the tool (like the one witsend has) for the spades necessary? Thanks in advance. 
The new terminals come with 6" pigtails already crimped. I just cut off the old and soldered.Hey guys, my connector crumbled too. About to order the plug and pig tails. What would be the correct way to fix it? Cut and re-solder right at the end and insert the new spades into the new connector and call it a day? Also, is the tool (like the one witsend has) for the spades necessary? Thanks in advance.
Some folks prefer crimp butt splices, but I prefer to use solder and shrink.
Beautiful. Thanks for the input. Cheers
