How to Install the Electrical Connectors to a Car Alternator

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A car is a complex machine and the alternator is just one important part of the machine. The function of the alternator is to make sure the battery stays charged. The alternator has a simple function, but repairs to it can be difficult.

Difficulty: Moderately Challenging

Instructions

Things You'll Need:

Socket set
Screwdriver
Wire
Alternator

Step 1

Disconnect all the old wiring from the alternator and then unscrew from the engine.
Step 2

Place the new alternator over the holes and attach it with a new nut and bolt.
Step 3

Search for the two wires-—one black with a white stripe and the other white with a black stripe.
Step 4

Run the white wire with the black stripe into the "L" connector and attach to the terminal. Improve the connection by soldering the wire to the terminal.
Step 5

Cut off the old connector wire. Add grease to the connector and install into the terminal.
Step 6

Find the fuse holder and run a wire to the B terminal on the battery.
Step 7

Attach the old output wire onto the B terminal at the same time as the fuse holder wire.