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Is the other end still on the alternator?,
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Hi Johny555, no i can actually see the prongs ,so if there was a connector there its worked loose and broke off ?
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Just looked at mine,theres a purple wire and a green wire so looks like that little plug has snaped off yours
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opps sorry resent original reply
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Hi Johny555 thanks for the quick reply , so i need the connector then and will this solve the problem?
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You can try ,u need it any way,get that first before getting new alternator,
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I looked at my 2001 berlingo, yours must be a later model than mine. I have a screw terminal where your pic shows a plug in one. The wire on mine is a green coloured one. this wire should have 12 volts when ignition on to make the alternator work .
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thanks for the quick replies guys , now where can i get the plug
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