1979 Ford Bronco Alternator Wiring Harness - Wire Colors & Regulator Plug Photo

This document is a labeled photograph of an alternator/voltage regulator wiring harness laid out on white paper, uploaded to a 1979 Ford Bronco gallery as "Alternator Wiring.jpg." Rather than a schematic drawing, it shows the actual physical harness with white text callouts identifying each component and wire color. Labeled components include the Radio Capacitor, the (voltage) Regulator connector (a blue multi-pin plug), the Starter Solenoid ring terminal, two intermediate connectors (Plug #1 and Plug #2), and three Alternator Connections at the end of the harness. Wire color callouts identify individual conductors: Green/Red, Orange, Yellow, White/Black, Orange/Red, Yellow/Black, Black/Yellow (thick), Black/Red (thick), and a Black/Red loop (thick). A reader can use this image to identify how the alternator-to-regulator harness is routed and which wire colors run between the regulator plug, the starter solenoid eyelet, the intermediate plugs, and the three alternator terminals — useful when repairing, replacing, or re-pinning a charging-system harness. The document contains no printed year, model, part numbers, torque values, or fuse data; all information is limited to the callout labels visible in the photo.