Ford Bronco Alternator Wiring Diagram - Solenoid, Idiot Light & Battery Hookup

This is a simple hand-drawn (computer-drawn) wiring diagram showing how to wire an alternator, uploaded to a 1990 Ford Bronco gallery. It depicts three components: a solenoid (brown circle with three terminals), an alternator (large gray circle with a main output stud and a smaller side connector), and an "Idiot Light" (charge indicator lamp, shown as a green rectangle). Three wires are shown: a black wire from the solenoid terminal labeled "To Battery"; a red wire labeled "To solenoid" running from the solenoid's battery terminal to the alternator's output stud, with a branch to the alternator's small side connector; and a dark blue wire running from a solenoid terminal through the idiot light and then to the alternator's side connector. The diagram conveys a minimal charging-system hookup: the alternator output feeds the battery via the solenoid post, while the indicator lamp circuit connects between the solenoid and the alternator's regulator/exciter connector. There are no fuse ratings, wire gauges, part numbers, connector pinouts, or year/model markings anywhere on the document, it is a conceptual schematic only, showing color-coded wire routing between the three components.