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After twenty one years and 113000 miles the alternator gave up. It's fairly tedious to access and remove the alternator but the one thing I have left to do is figure out how the electrical plug is retained so I can remove it without damaging it.
Does anybody have experience with this particular procedure and can provide some insight? Much obliged. |
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The battery feed cable will always be bolted down to a stud.
The plug in harness has a tab that needs to be pinched in to unlock it from its female receiver.
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That new alternator is now in place and nothing was broken in the process. Thanks again. |
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