Nos Mopar 1973-1974 Plymouth Dodge Chrysler Alternator Wiring Insulator End on 2040-parts.com
Charlotte, North Carolina, United States
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Up for bid is this NOS alternator wiring end Chrysler part # 3588946. This piece fits all 1973-1974 Plymouth, Dodge and Chrysler A, B & C-Body models. It is a factory replacement which is used to attach wiring to alternator and includes correct white shroud and part # label. A nice detail item for your damaged or missing wiring end. Please see my other NOS and used Mopar items.
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