Positive output terminal of alternator. GS430. Location please?
12-04-12, 07:22 PM
#4
I have no idea bro, that's why I asked. if anyone knows the answer to my question please post up. I'm completely wiring/car electrical illiterate. unless its my pos/neg on my battery terminal I don't go anywhere near anything without asking.
12-04-12, 11:14 PM
#6
yeah yeah yeah saka, quit bustin my ***** kid!
he said "other than a couple wiring harnesses it "should" be the only other wire that is bolted on.. has a rubber boot on it". I thought he was trying to say that he *thinks* that might be it but he wasn't 100% sure. I thought that's why he said "it should be" instead of "it is". reasonable assumption on my part I think. I can obviously also see the pics he posted, and as he already knows i appreciate him having posting them up.
im not really sure how your precious little head smacking smiley helps any here regardless tho Ace. I wanted to make sure I had the right wire, Im STILL trying to make sure. I'm not a mechanic, so I ask when I need help. is that something that's really personally irritating to you? i did the google search. i did the forum wide and 2nd gen specific search first. i exhausted all other possible options before i made this thread JUST to avoid your type making your useless comments every single time somebody asks anything. I'm assuming you just couldn't pass up saying something but you also aren't sure if that's definitely the right wire, otherwise you probably would've used your post to confirm as such rather than make a wiseass useless remark right? I know the "I'm a know it all" game was your thing like a few years ago bro and it used to make for a few laughs back then but I thought we all grew out of that **** like back in 2005... guess you missed that memo lol.
he said "other than a couple wiring harnesses it "should" be the only other wire that is bolted on.. has a rubber boot on it". I thought he was trying to say that he *thinks* that might be it but he wasn't 100% sure. I thought that's why he said "it should be" instead of "it is". reasonable assumption on my part I think. I can obviously also see the pics he posted, and as he already knows i appreciate him having posting them up.
im not really sure how your precious little head smacking smiley helps any here regardless tho Ace. I wanted to make sure I had the right wire, Im STILL trying to make sure. I'm not a mechanic, so I ask when I need help. is that something that's really personally irritating to you? i did the google search. i did the forum wide and 2nd gen specific search first. i exhausted all other possible options before i made this thread JUST to avoid your type making your useless comments every single time somebody asks anything. I'm assuming you just couldn't pass up saying something but you also aren't sure if that's definitely the right wire, otherwise you probably would've used your post to confirm as such rather than make a wiseass useless remark right? I know the "I'm a know it all" game was your thing like a few years ago bro and it used to make for a few laughs back then but I thought we all grew out of that **** like back in 2005... guess you missed that memo lol.
12-04-12, 11:27 PM
#7
you ask for info, someone gives it to you, and then you second guess it.....when i reconfirm it you attack me? you know a 100% foolproof method for information, buy the OEM repair manuals they cover 99.9% of every bit of information needed to fix 99.9% of everything or you could take this to a mechanic if you done feel safe. keep in mind this is a live positive wire and can have disastrous effects (fire) if hooked up/placed wrong
Last edited by sakataj; 12-04-12 at 11:33 PM.
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..lol same here
12-05-12, 10:35 PM
#12
oh im 100% certain which wire it is....i did a BIG 3 upgrade to my 320 amp alternator like 1.5-2 years ago....i did it, not some mechanic or someone else, me, because i am 100% certain.
you ask for info, someone gives it to you, and then you second guess it.....when i reconfirm it you attack me? you know a 100% foolproof method for information, buy the OEM repair manuals they cover 99.9% of every bit of information needed to fix 99.9% of everything or you could take this to a mechanic if you done feel safe. keep in mind this is a live positive wire and can have disastrous effects (fire) if hooked up/placed wrong
you ask for info, someone gives it to you, and then you second guess it.....when i reconfirm it you attack me? you know a 100% foolproof method for information, buy the OEM repair manuals they cover 99.9% of every bit of information needed to fix 99.9% of everything or you could take this to a mechanic if you done feel safe. keep in mind this is a live positive wire and can have disastrous effects (fire) if hooked up/placed wrong
anyways i know I've been gone a while brother I'm sorry i had no idea how bad you missed me
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