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Put the warranty to work and got my new alternator in just a few minutes ago. Truck is running like a champ with no wires trying to BBQ themselves. Thanks for the input everyone. Much appreciated. Sad part is y'all had it figured out after a brief description and a single picture...
Borrowed a tester. Alternator casing is reading continuity to the engine, ground post, and everything else I can think to touch it to. Time to get my warranty to work for me. Thanks for the help so far. Will post again when I resolve this issue.
The alternator does have a grommet on it and I was assured these are the correct alternators by a shop that had ordered two for another guy here in town. Called the store. It's a Wilson rebuild. Part number: 90-01-4277. Same thing mentioned by Warthog in another of his posts if I remember...
Recently I replaced the alternators on my M1008. Exact same model that was originally in it. I hooked everything up according to the wiring diagrams provided by the TM's. As soon as I start the truck the fusible link (from the ground on Gen2) on the junction box above the master cylinder...
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