

| Subject: | Re: 89 vanagon: Something missing from the alternator? |
| From: | Michael Modl |
| Date: | Mon, 8 Jun 1998 01:46:25 EDT |
In a message dated 98-06-07 23:42:57 EDT, PaoloD1455@aol.com writes: << As I was poking around the engine compartment today, waiting for the oil to drain, I noticed that there is a three pin connector cable-tied to the right back side of the alternator (as you stand at the rear of the car). Is there something supposed to be attached to this or is it a plug for diagnostics? I would tell you what color the wires were but I forgot to note it, and it's late, but this is keeping me up. If it is a diagnostics connection, should there be a cover on it? Any insight would be appreciated... I stared at the diagrams in the Bentley manual but came up with nothing. Paul 89 Carat 144K >> Paul, that connector you mention is for a diagnostic tool. Don't worry about it, it never gets used anyway. I've never even used it. Michael M. 87 syncro.
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