diatenshi
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- Aug 15, 2008
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Tampa,
Florida
I wish I had a camera to take a pic, but I took out my alternator today because it was pushing out 16.5-17 volts and causing my battery to boil over fluids.
In taking it out, there was a wire that was not connected to anything. The wire its self went from the alternator, to a bracket on the oil pump, then it seemed to go up a bit, where it stopped. It had a connector on the end, one of those flat metal ones. Hard to explain it.
Actually, it looks like this
The gold one.
I dont know where that connects too. There was another length of wire I found ripped and hanging under my bumper also, but It may be for the AC fan, I am not sure.
With that being said, my only known issue is the alternator pushing too many volts, could any of those be part of the cause, or is it just a bad alternator? Replacing it either way, but just need to know where that wire goes : \
In taking it out, there was a wire that was not connected to anything. The wire its self went from the alternator, to a bracket on the oil pump, then it seemed to go up a bit, where it stopped. It had a connector on the end, one of those flat metal ones. Hard to explain it.
Actually, it looks like this
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The gold one.
I dont know where that connects too. There was another length of wire I found ripped and hanging under my bumper also, but It may be for the AC fan, I am not sure.
With that being said, my only known issue is the alternator pushing too many volts, could any of those be part of the cause, or is it just a bad alternator? Replacing it either way, but just need to know where that wire goes : \
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