Get a digital multimeter (DMM) and check for continuity between the ground and at post and then again from the post to the alt case. If there is good continuity than that posts used for a ground so you might be able to ground it out in order to close the circuit.
Where did you get the alternator at? If it doesn't work in your car because something is missing or added than it's probably not the correct alternator. I'd check that first.
Good luck and let me know what happened.
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alternator wiring question Please help me
03-30-2012 11:51 PM
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Hi guys
made all research as I can and not found something good .
Ive changed my allternator and now I got problems
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This little wire that plug in that piece was not here when ive remove my alternator .
Ive check everywhere and he is really missing . What can I do my car doesnt work anymore
because hes runin only with the battery and he blow
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Ground?
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