Question on alternator plug, PLEASE HELP!! Options

[celicaGT96]

ok my car is just about to get out of the paint shop but I cant bring my car home because the little harness block that plugs into the alternator broke.

basically the plastic on the three wire plug completly shattered into a bunch of little pieces (due to the aging and heat I guess) so now all three wires are seperate.

My question is does anyone either have a junked celica where they can just cut that piece off or if anyone knows the color code for which wire goes on which prong???

We have no celicas here in the junkyards and Im not going to buy the whole engine wiring harness just for that little plug...

any help would be greatly appreciated

[Bitter]

you dont have to buy the whole harness, toyota sells individual connnector blocks.

[celicaGT96]

is it a plug for a 6gc or certain toyotas because I called them and told them my car info and they said it isnt sold seperate.

[Bitter]

hmm, when i inquired about the connector block for my transmisson range switch (prndl switch) they said they sell the wires and the block, but not assembled and that they had moved to this for all the older cars. they dont do pigtails, its either assemble it yourself or buy the whole harness. try calling another dealer maybe? some dealers just suck. theres one parts guy at my dealer that knows his stuff, and the other is a tard.

if it is true, the alternator plugs are probably the same for the old celicas, camrys, corollas, prizma, trucks, suv's, ect. its a pretty common plug because its a pretty common alternator.

[celicaGT96]

alright man thanks alot for all the info

[Bigmeanbulldog55]

if it is true, the alternator plugs are probably the same for the old celicas, camrys, corollas, prizma, trucks, suv's, ect. its a pretty common plug because its a pretty common alternator.

I would bet on that. Try checking the alternaters next to each other to make sure. When I say that, I don't mean physically, I mean part numbers at an auto parts store. If it's the same alternater, it'll be the same plug. The little clip that holds mine in broke. I rigged up a thing to hold it in. If the intire thing can't b found, think about making yourself one out of a piece of hard rubber. You can cut it down with a dremal, and stick the wires in it were they need to go. That would be a last resort, especially if your not comfertable with it. Let me know if you need something like that made.