H3 Alternator R&R from the top. Lots of pictures.
I just went thru this process. Everything went pretty smooth, until i tried starting it. Nothing. No lights no crank...nothing. Can't even get the key out of the ignition. Wife said the battery light kept coming and going, there were a couple times where she went to start it and wait 15 minutes because of "anti-theft". Also a couple of times where she lost all dash lights for a short period of time. She took it to Advance Auto to have everything tested and the guy told her the Alternator was going bad. Took it to another today for a second opinion and this guy said it was a bad battery. Ordered a new alternator from rockauto last week so i figured i would throw it on there. Got the battery new in December of 2018. I should have just left well enough alone. :/
I just went thru this process. Everything went pretty smooth, until i tried starting it. Nothing. No lights no crank...nothing. Can't even get the key out of the ignition. Wife said the battery light kept coming and going, there were a couple times where she went to start it and wait 15 minutes because of "anti-theft". Also a couple of times where she lost all dash lights for a short period of time. She took it to Advance Auto to have everything tested and the guy told her the Alternator was going bad. Took it to another today for a second opinion and this guy said it was a bad battery. Ordered a new alternator from rockauto last week so i figured i would throw it on there. Got the battery new in December of 2018. I should have just left well enough alone. :/
Sighlense;371139. It more than likely is the connection on your fuse block , the plug in has slots to engage the plug, make sure it's lined up properly, the harness engages when you push it down,like a hinge had the same issue as you did
After re-reading how he put it back together i am going to go back and connect the female end white box(s) harness to the fusebox first to make sure they are connected, then drop it down into the box. Thanks for your reply. Fingers crossed.


