Help with alternator wiring harness

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Taythegoat

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Hey everyone . So I have a 2000 gmc Yukon Denali 5.7 l vortec motor . Recently changed alternator and wanted to change the alternator wiring harness . The harness currently on there is one terminal with only L wire but is a rectangle connector. I can’t find anything on how the new one could be wired as it has 3 terminals in SFL. I can’t find any new wiring harnesses that look like what is currently on my truck . Any insights would be helpful ( nvm resolved question on my own unsure how to delete )
 
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adriver

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Someone may answer, but this website is for a different model. In 2000, there were OBS SUVs and NBS SUVs. This website is for the later NBS. You have the 2000 Classic, OBS body style if you have a 5.7L motor. I would suggest finding a website for OBS vehicles.
 

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Someone may answer, but this website is for a different model. In 2000, there were OBS SUVs and NBS SUVs. This website is for the later NBS. You have the 2000 Classic, OBS body style if you have a 5.7L motor. I would suggest finding a website for OBS vehicles.

Moved this to the OBS section.
 

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It's very possible your alternator was rebuilt into becoming a "one wire" alternator. A test or rebuild of former alt best option.

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