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Ok Dave temp light on truck cold gauge goes up as truck gets warm and battery light on from time key is turned on and gauge show no charge i did put new alternator on still nothing HELP 
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For the temp sender locations.
There are some alternator wiring diagrams listed in this link, which alternator did you install?
http://fordfuelinjection.com/?p=63
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i could not start my own thred i did not have enough post so if need be it can be moved
the truck is a 1992 ford f super duty 7.3 idi alt i put on is a 130 amp internal regulator power wire to screw on back 3 wire clip and a signal 1 wire connector and the temp light is on and the gauge goes up as truck runs
the truck is a 1992 ford f super duty 7.3 idi alt i put on is a 130 amp internal regulator power wire to screw on back 3 wire clip and a signal 1 wire connector and the temp light is on and the gauge goes up as truck runs
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Tow pro has installed a new alt and his battery light is still on on his 93 with a 130 amp alt and internal reg.
He needs some help from you guys with experience with these alt's and can't start his own thread yet.
He needs some help from you guys with experience with these alt's and can't start his own thread yet.
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Ok here is the wiring diagram for the 130 amp internal regulator alternator from the fordfuelinjection link above.
So looking at that, the wire for the I terminal must be loose at the alternator.
Do you have an amp gauge or a volt meter in the dash?
So looking at that, the wire for the I terminal must be loose at the alternator.
Do you have an amp gauge or a volt meter in the dash?
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yep it starts had to put a charger on it a couple of times but it starts now on its own and GLOW PLUGS work
(how could a wire brake under dash wasn't under dash changed eng )
(how could a wire brake under dash wasn't under dash changed eng )
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Knowing Ford, I bet there is a wire out near the starter solenoid that I am going to say will be light green and red, that is not making a connection.
And that wire could even be at the alternator connections, and should be on the I terminal looking at the drawing.
On the external regulators, it hooks to the I terminal of the regulator.
And that wire could even be at the alternator connections, and should be on the I terminal looking at the drawing.
On the external regulators, it hooks to the I terminal of the regulator.