Posted by Dan-IA on December 28, 2013 at 17:38:04 from (100.42.94.19):
This is a forum filled with great minds and lots of experience. I have a problem and don"t know what the quick fix is while I wait for parts.
I have been working on a charging problem in a car. Well it looks like the powertrain module in my 1994 plymouth sundance behaves as a regulator for the alternator, but it"s spendy so replacing that is the last resort, I want to rule out everything else first.
While cleaning the terminals and replacing the wires, I snapped one of the tiny bolts that supply a connection to the alternator for the stator windings. The harness seems to hold the terminal near the screw, but clearly it wont guarantee a connection.
It"ll be a few days before I can get a replacement alternator, but in the meantime, how would you connect the wire to what remains of the terminal? Thanks for the advice!
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