Alternator pigtail wire locations

JoshuaZ

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Hey yall, accidentally stripped my pigtail while swapping the alternator in my 4R. Im hoping someone could send me a photo of theirs so I can see where the wire go(just to be sure) i can kinda guess where they went based off the angle of how theyre bent, but its better knowing.

Mines an 04 V8, thanks yalls!

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Connector G2 (green) for the ‘generator’ aka alternator. P/N of connector 90980-11964

Looking at (into the, not the back end) connector top is pin 1 and 2, bottom is 3 and 4.

Pin 1 – White – 7.5 amp Alt-S Fuse
Pin 1 – White – 140 amp fuse just before 7.5 amp-s fuse (diagram doesn’t show a pin 2) odd.
Pin 2 – Yellow w/ red stripe – 15 amp Ignition Fuse
Pin 4 – grey – body ECU and also splits to 7.5 amp gage fuse
 
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Connector G2 (green) for the ‘generator’ aka alternator. P/N of connector 90980-11964

Looking at (into the, not the back end) connector top is pin 1 and 2, bottom is 3 and 4.

Pin 1 – White – 7.5 amp Alt-S Fuse
Pin 1 – White – 140 amp fuse just before 7.5 amp-s fuse (diagram doesn’t show a pin 2) odd.
Pin 2 – Yellow w/ red stripe – 15 amp Ignition Fuse
Pin 4 – grey – body ECU and also splits to 7.5 amp gage fuse

could you possibly get a pic of yours?
 
Did yours have 3 or 4 wires on the plug? Currently troubleshooting some electrical issues in another thread. Showing 13.6+v but battery light keeps popping up (no problems starting or keeping battery charged), but my alternator plug only has 3 wires coming out of it. Seeing conflicting diagrams, some show that I should have a 4th wire that goes to the ECU, others appear that 3 is the norm. Looks like you have an 04 v8 as well.

Thanks,
 
Did yours have 3 or 4 wires on the plug? Currently troubleshooting some electrical issues in another thread. Showing 13.6+v but battery light keeps popping up (no problems starting or keeping battery charged), but my alternator plug only has 3 wires coming out of it. Seeing conflicting diagrams, some show that I should have a 4th wire that goes to the ECU, others appear that 3 is the norm. Looks like you have an 04 v8 as well.

Thanks,

Have you been able to find the culprit of your issue?
I have the same issue on my 04 V8 as well.

I replaced my alternator in March 2025 and discovered 2 of the alternator wires were spliced together. Been a smooth. There was no battery error warning on the dash until this week. With snow and puddles hitting the road, the alternator started not charging with the battery light. I separated those two wires and the battery light popped up. But still charged at 14V on the alternator B+ post and 13.8V at the battery. When I tried to properly insulate the wires by unplugging and bending down the loom, water dripped from inside the sleeve. I wonder if there's any corrosion from road salt inside it which shorts the thin wires.
Does anyone have a circuit diagram or know where is the other end of the alternator plug wires (ALT-S, IG, L, etc?). I would love to check continuity with a multimeter as well.
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I've been digging into this topic since I have to replace my melted alternator plug on my '08 V8 2UZ-FE. My original alternator had been getting soaked by a coolant leak at the water pump inlet which resulted in the alternator shorting out and causing a small fire.

I replaced the alternator with a Denso reman and wired up a new plug. It has a 4 wire pigtail, but only 3 wires are utilized (Pins 1,2,4)

Also found that the 7.5A ALT-S Fuse was blown.

Below is a link to a Google Drive folder with pics of OEM alternator plug wires, as well as my melted plug and bonus the wiring diagram for Alternator (Generator)

Alternator Wiring Info - V8 2UZ-FE
 
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