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Could the problem be inside the alternator?

Dick,

Yes, it could be inside the alternator.

Remove the plastic plug from the alternator and connect a jumper wire from the single wire in the plug (NOT the one with the red wire) to ground.

Momentarily turn on the ignition switch to the run position. If the Gen lamp illuminates, then the circuit wiring is good up to the alternator plastic plug, and the problem is in the alternator.

If the Gen lamp does not illuminate, then the problem is somewhere in the car's wiring.

John

7/27/177:56 AM

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