Which battery cable runs to the starter?
The negative (ground) cable connects the negative “-” battery terminal to the engine cylinder block, or transmission, close to the starter. The positive cable connects the positive “+” battery terminal to the starter solenoid.
Can you splice battery cables?
Quickly and conveniently repair cable harnesses with battery cable repair splices. Instead of replacing the entire harness, simply replace the damaged or corroded battery terminals. Plus, even with the repair splice, you’ll still have an OEM style fit! IMPORTANT: Batteries produce explosive gases.
How do you connect battery cable to alternator?
Connect B+ battery cable to alternator. Turn on battery switch. Install a jumper from pin F in harness plug to B+ terminal on alternator. Note: the alternator charge wire routes direct to the battery and not through any switch connection, the alternator will not operate correctly if not connected direct to battery or directly through the ammeter.
Where is the alternator located on my X1 / 9?
If it matters, my battery is located in the rear trunk so everything is relatively close together. The alternator doesn’t need a 4 Ga wire on the X1/9. You can use one if you want, but it’s WAY overkill. The 10Ga will feed 40 Amps DC back to the battery all day long. Not a bad charge when you think about it.
Do you have to disconnect the B + at the alternator?
You have to disconnect the 8pin connector on top the starter bracket as its part of the harness shown in the picture. disconnect the b+ at the alternator with 13mm disconnect the alternator signal connector and ac.Alternator WiringAlternator Terminals Explained | JAS Oceania | Auto Electrical Products
Where is the output wire on an alternator?
P terminal. IGN terminal. Figure 1. For more information on charging the battery, refer to Routine Maintenance. Detach the output wire from the B+ terminal on the alternator. Attach a jumper wire from the EVR wiring harness connector green wire (outside terminal) to.