Alt charging problem
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Alt charging problem
So my alt is not charging. Took it off & had it tested @ the local parts store, It checked out good so i had them check it again to make sure & it checked out good again. I put it bk on the car & it still was not working. After lookin on the Internet i found out that the orange wire that plugs into the alt should have 12 V on it, it didn't. I made a jumper wire to the batt & it started charging. Can anyone help me out with a wiring diagram of where this wire gets its voltage from & is it a fusable link?
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Ok i will check that. Just to make sure that we are talking about the same wire, I am referring to the plastic plug with the two wires that plugs into the alt not the main wire that attaches to the wire lug on the back of the alt.
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The LS2 V1 does have a fusible link behind the driver's side exhaust manifold. You should check this wire and the wires in the connector. Pin B - orange wire is the "turn on" and C - gray wire is the "duty cycle". Pin B should be high 12V or more and PIN C is a varying voltage. I believe this is common on the LS1 and LS2 but know it is correct for the LS2 (rewired the alt this weekend - Big Three).
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The LS2 V1 does have a fusible link behind the driver's side exhaust manifold. You should check this wire and the wires in the connector. Pin B - orange wire is the "turn on" and C - gray wire is the "duty cycle". Pin B should be high 12V or more and PIN C is a varying voltage. I believe this is common on the LS1 and LS2 but know it is correct for the LS2 (rewired the alt this weekend - Big Three).
Yes that is correct. Pin-B Should have 12V But it doesn't. I need to figure out where the orange wire gets its power from?