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Some minor details...
Not all cars have their alternator power wire fused. Check your circuit diagrams to confirm - you might not need that big ass fuse. Next, it's a good idea to ground the *alternator case* back to the battery. Positive is coming off the obvious terminal, but this is a DCV system, so what is ground reference? Yep, the alternator case... This is something that most people don't know. I would add an extra ground from the alternator case (use one of the bolt / nut anchors for this for convenience) back to the battery negative (-) terminal. -Ted
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