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67 Alternator wiring

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So I fiinally got the car wired to start it, now for the alternator, can I just take the hot side of the alternator to the hot side of cylinoide and then on wire to a ground from the alternator. There are three wire connectors but I believe that the 3rd one is for the amp gauge. Thanks for any help.
 
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