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Is the neg. it the correct location and it goes to the neg. of the batt.

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jrplayer36

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Now I'm no alternator expert or anything but from what I can see the very top is the negative "post" on the alt. Where the ring terminal is. And it looks like it's done right. And it should go to the negative post on the battery. The body of the alt acts as the ground which is exactly why that bolt is there, to ground it to the chassis. But I'll wait for someone better learned in the art of alts to chime in.

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Now I'm no alternator expert or anything but from what I can see the very top is the negative "post" on the alt. Where the ring terminal is. And it looks like it's done right. And it should go to the negative post on the battery. The body of the alt acts as the ground which is exactly why that bolt is there, to ground it to the chassis. But I'll wait for someone better learned in the art of alts to chime in.

I thought so but always like to ask others.

jrplayer36

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the body is the negative. it goes to the block. the block is grounded to the chassis. the chassis is grounded to the neg of the battery. everything else is grounded to the chassis. circuit complete

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the body is the negative. it goes to the block. the block is grounded to the chassis. the chassis is grounded to the neg of the battery. everything else is grounded to the chassis. circuit complete

thanks well at least its done right,thanks for the help

jrplayer36

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