Ford Alternator Clocking Diagram - 3:00, 7:00 & 11:00 Regulator Terminal Positions

This document is a small illustrated diagram showing alternator "clocking", the rotational orientation of an alternator's rear housing relative to its mounting. Three rear-view drawings of the same alternator are shown side by side, each with the regulator terminal (electrical connector) rotated to a different position: 3:00 position, 7:00 position, and 11:00 position (described like clock-face positions). The leftmost drawing includes two callout labels: "Regulator Terminal," pointing to the connector on the rear of the alternator, and "Mounting Spool," pointing to the mounting boss/ear at the lower left of the case. The diagram lets a reader identify which clocking orientation their alternator has (or needs) by comparing the location of the regulator terminal against the three illustrated positions. This is useful when ordering a replacement alternator or re-clocking a rebuilt unit so the connector and mounting spool line up correctly with the vehicle's bracket and wiring harness. The image contains no part numbers, year/model applicability, torque specs, or written procedure text, only the three position illustrations and the two component callouts. It was uploaded to a 1990 Ford Bronco gallery as a service/reference aid, though the diagram itself states no vehicle applicability.