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disconnect the battery lead from the starter plus any other wires undo the starter flange bolts that hold it onto the motor then it should pull straight out.....hope this helps .....cheers
If you got the correct replacement alternator, the connector wires should just plug directly in to the new one. Make sure you have the right one, any thick red wire is the output to the battery, the rest i'm not sure, just compare to the old alternator you took out, maybe match up by comparing wire colors
Check the brake light switch. It's located under the dash by the brake pedal. Disconnect the electrical connector from the switch. Jump the connector with a paper clip. Be careful not to let the paper clip touch a metal surface. If the brake lights come on then the problem is a faulty brake light switch.
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