N nba1341 10+ year member Member 41 0 LA Feb 12, 2009 #1 so i was getting ready to do the big 3 and i need to know which one is the positive side of my alternator here is a pic: and i figured it was this since i traced it to the solenoid anyone??? Click to read more...
so i was getting ready to do the big 3 and i need to know which one is the positive side of my alternator here is a pic: and i figured it was this since i traced it to the solenoid anyone??? Click to read more...
D Dak446 10+ year member CarAudio.com Elite 1,225 0 usa Feb 12, 2009 #2 there is no "side". the bolt/nut where a wire is run to ur battery is the positive "outlet", and the case is negative.
there is no "side". the bolt/nut where a wire is run to ur battery is the positive "outlet", and the case is negative.
Supergumby5000 5,000+ posts Project: F350 begins... 8,560 14 Pullman, WA Feb 12, 2009 #3 trace the wires from the positive terminal on your battery. Whichever bolt on the alty is attached ot the posi on the battery is your positive.
trace the wires from the positive terminal on your battery. Whichever bolt on the alty is attached ot the posi on the battery is your positive.
T TheyDontWant 10+ year member Senior VIP Member 343 0 in a house Feb 12, 2009 #4 there is no "side". the bolt/nut where a wire is run to ur battery is the positive "outlet", and the case is negative. Click to expand... I'd kinda think this might be wrong. seeing as there is an insulated terminal, and an uninsulated one.. one would assume that the insulated one was positive, while the uninsulated is negative... but I have a better idea... use a multimeter!
there is no "side". the bolt/nut where a wire is run to ur battery is the positive "outlet", and the case is negative. Click to expand... I'd kinda think this might be wrong. seeing as there is an insulated terminal, and an uninsulated one.. one would assume that the insulated one was positive, while the uninsulated is negative... but I have a better idea... use a multimeter!
D Dak446 10+ year member CarAudio.com Elite 1,225 0 usa Feb 12, 2009 #5 insulated and uninsulated? u have one wire running form ur alt to ur battery. well, atleast u should. that's ur positive. but i agree, use a dmm. it's pretty simple...
insulated and uninsulated? u have one wire running form ur alt to ur battery. well, atleast u should. that's ur positive. but i agree, use a dmm. it's pretty simple...
OP N nba1341 10+ year member Member 41 0 LA Feb 12, 2009 Thread Starter #6 the bolt that gets the constant 12v is the positive one?